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A driver may be working when they cause a crash, but that alone doesn’t establish that their employer is responsible. In Nebraska, a key question is whether the driver was acting within the scope of their employmen...

If you’re injured in a Tampa car accident, Florida’s personal injury protection (PIP) law makes the timing of your first medical care important. To qualify for PIP medical benefits, you generally must receive...

If another driver causes a crash while driving a borrowed car, you may have questions about both who is responsible and which insurance policy applies. Those are related questions, but they don’t always have the sa...

After a Tampa car accident, one of the first insurance questions is whether the at-fault driver has bodily injury liability coverage. This coverage may help compensate people injured by an insured driver, but it doesn...

A negligent entrustment claim may arise when someone with control over a vehicle allows another person to drive despite knowing — or having reason to know — that the person may be unable to operate it safely. The cla...

A tire blowout or sudden loss of tread doesn’t automatically prove a tire was defective. Establishing a tire-defect accident claim generally requires evidence showing what failed, why it failed, and whether that fa...

Florida is often called a “no-fault” insurance state. In practical terms, that generally means that after a covered car accident, an injured person first turns to applicable personal injury protection (PIP) c...

Brake failure can make it difficult or impossible for a driver to slow down in time to avoid a collision. When that happens, determining responsibility may require more than deciding which vehicle struck the other. Depen...

Medical bills after a Tampa car accident may pass through several sources of coverage. Florida personal injury protection (PIP) may pay part of the cost first, and health insurance, medical-payments coverage, or a claim ...

Most car accidents involve questions about driver behavior — speeding, distraction, impairment, or following too closely. But not every crash happens because someone made a mistake behind the wheel. In some cases, a de...