Drowsy driving occurs when an individual operates a vehicle while experiencing significant fatigue. It can lead to impaired reaction times, reduced focus, and difficulty making decisions. All of those can increase the likelihood of a serious car accident. Teenagers are particularly susceptible to drowsy driving due to a combination of biological and lifestyle factors,…
Delayed injuries are physical conditions that may not immediately manifest after a car accident. These injuries can develop hours, days, or even weeks after the collision and are often overlooked due to the initial adrenaline rush or focus on immediate symptoms. Consulting a healthcare professional promptly is essential, even if symptoms seem mild initially….
Car accidents can have significant and lasting impacts on individuals. These effects often go beyond the immediate injuries and damage, affecting physical, emotional, and financial well-being for months or even years. Our West Chester car accident lawyers deal with this topic often and believe in being proactive about potential compensation. What Physical Injuries Can…
A charitable legacy can be an integral part of estate planning, providing a meaningful way to support community initiatives, educational institutions, medical research, or other important causes. The process involves allocating a portion of your estate to benefit causes or organizations you care about, but how is this done? What Are the Common Ways…
The color of a vehicle is often selected based on individual taste, yet studies indicate that it may play a role in car accident risk. This connection arises because certain colors are more visible than others under varying conditions. Recognizing how color affects visibility and perception can guide drivers in making safer choices. Does…
No-fault insurance is a system designed to simplify the claims process after a car accident. It lets policyholders recover certain damages through their own insurance provider, regardless of who caused the accident. This approach aims to reduce delays and limit the need for legal disputes over fault. So how does it work? What Is…
According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), half of the fatal car accidents on U.S. roads occur at night. What is more alarming, is that the number of accidents caused by glare from high beams account for 12 to 15% of all traffic accidents. And while technology typically improves with time, it…
Health conditions can significantly influence various aspects of a divorce, including financial arrangements, custody matters, and even the duration of the process. It is often a factor in disputes, adding strain to an already emotionally charged situation. Every situation is different; health issues can impact divorces in various ways, as explained below. Can Physical…
Poor weather conditions can restrict your visibility, compromise your tire’s traction, damage your windshield, and even take out your mirrors. The resulting damage can turn a routine drive into a life-changing car accident. If you get into a collision because of bad weather, let our personal injury lawyers at Eckell, Sparks, Levy, Auerbach, Monte,…
Car accidents on their own can endanger the driver, their passengers, and the other parties in the crash. When a medical condition causes a driver to get into a car accident, however, the stacking consequences of the health crisis and the collision can have devastating consequences. If a medical emergency caused your car accident,…
