Personal Injury

I cannot say this enough. I sound like a broken record, but I keep bumping into this issue. Increase your policy limits to at least $100,000/$300,000. Preferrable at least $300,000 to be honest. In catastrophic car accidents where the injuries are severe, a $30,000 policy from the at fault driver will tick you off. Seriously. […]

Failing to see a doc tor immediately. Some of us feel the pain after we have been in an accident, but instead of seeing a doctor we self-medicate, until it does not work. A few weeks go by and then we decide “This pain in my lower back is only getting worse. I might need

Accepting an early offer for settlement Don’t settle a claim until you know you will be compensated for all of your injuries. Some injuries may not show up or reach their greatest level of discomfort until many days, weeks, or months after the accident. Any physical injuries you may have suffered should be treated before

Did you know that if you are not at fault for a car accident you can be reimbursed for your lost wages? You will need a letter from an HR personnel stating how much you make an hour and how many hours you lost from work due to your injuries in the accident. Your reimbursement

In addition to getting reimbursed for lost wages in a car accident, you can also get reimbursed for out-of-pocket expenses. The key is having receipts as proof of these expenses. Examples of out-of-pocket expenses are: • Uber rides • Over the counter purchases for Tylenol, heating pads, etc • Tickets to concerts or marathons that

A super-easy way to check your tire tread. With President Lincoln’s head pointed down, insert a penny into the grooves on your tire tread. If any part of Lincoln’s head is hidden by the tire tread, your tires are fine. Otherwise, your treads are too shallow and it’s time to replace your tires. If you