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Who Is At Fault in Highway On-Ramp Collisions?
/by McPhillips Shinbaum, LLPOn-ramp collisions often happen when vehicles are merging from an entry ramp onto a highway. On-ramp collisions can be caused by a variety of factors, such as the merging vehicle’s speed, distracted driving, or poor weather conditions. The merging process can be tricky because it requires cooperation between drivers on the highway and those entering […]
How Long Does It Take to Settle a Car Accident Claim in Alabama?
/by McPhillips Shinbaum, LLPCar accidents can lead to physical injuries, emotional distress, and financial strain. If you’re involved in an accident in Alabama, it’s essential to understand the car accident claim process. Knowing what steps to take and what to expect can help reduce the anxiety and confusion that often come with these situations. The personal injury team […]
What is the Last Clear Chance Doctrine and How Does It Apply to Alabama Car Accident Claims?
/by McPhillips Shinbaum, LLPUnderstanding the last clear chance doctrine can be daunting, especially after a car accident. This legal rule can be crucial for determining who is responsible for the accident, especially in Alabama, where contributory negligence laws are strict. Essentially, the last clear chance doctrine can allow someone who may have been partly at fault to still […]
How Police Reports Help Establish Fault in Alabama Car Accident Cases
/by McPhillips Shinbaum, LLPAfter a car accident, it’s essential to figure out who is responsible for what happened. In Alabama, police reports are very helpful in determining this. These reports include detailed information about the incident. They offer an unbiased account, documenting things like the conditions of the road, statements from everyone involved, and any visible injuries or […]
Living With Chronic Pain After a Car Accident in Alabama
/by McPhillips Shinbaum, LLPChronic pain is one of the most tragic and life-changing outcomes of an accident. Chronic pain can make everyday tasks like working, enjoying hobbies, or even moving around a struggle. Learning how to manage this pain is important, as is dealing with the emotional and legal challenges that come with it. Chronic pain can affect […]
What Percentage of Car Crashes Are Caused by Drinking?
/by McPhillips Shinbaum, LLPDrunk driving has often been described as an epidemic in the United States. While experts have attempted to tackle this issue from every possible angle, it remains incredibly difficult to get drunk driving rates down. This raises an important question—how many crashes are the result of drunk driving? Learn more about this issue and how […]