What Is a Staged Car Accident?

Getting into a car accident is confusing enough. Finding out that the other driver crashed into you intentionally as part of a staged car accident fraud scheme can make it more difficult to understand your rights. People may stage car accidents to deceive auto insurance companies and fraudulently receive compensation checks. If you suspect this…

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How to Avoid Hitting Deer

West Virginia is a top state for deer-vehicle collisions. It has come in as the number one state in State Farm’s annual deer collision claim study for 12 consecutive years. The likelihood of hitting a deer in West Virginia is one in 46 for 2018. The most dangerous months for deer activity are October through…

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West Virginia Winter Driving Tips

The average West Virginia winter sees low temperatures in the 20s, with 10 or more inches of snow. Winter precipitation from November to April makes the roads especially dangerous for drivers. Even locals who normally drive in the wintertime can get into accidents due to the snow, sleet, and ice. With temperatures swiftly dropping, refresh…

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What Causes a Tire to Blow Out?

Tire blowouts cause thousands of serious car accidents every year. A tire blowout occurs when the tire splits or bursts into pieces and falls from the rim, rather than a flat tire that stays on the vehicle. Tire blowouts can lead to loss of vehicle control, vehicle rollovers, and serious personal injuries. Identifying the most…

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Can You Sue Someone for Not Calling 911?

Calling 911 may or may not be part of someone’s lawful civic duty, depending on the situation. Although the average person does not bear a legal duty to be a good Samaritan and help, certain medical providers and others may have this duty. If someone failed to call 911 while you were experiencing an emergency,…

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