Where do car accidents most often happen? Typically, they happen within 25 miles of home. After all, most driving does occur close to home, right? Think about this: you become so used to the roads around your home, neighborhood, and region, that you become almost too relaxed about it– on “auto-pilot.” And you know… Read more »
You’ve been in a car accident. What are some things that could adversely affect your case? Did you lie on your insurance application? If so, that could void your personal injury claim. Furthermore, if you deny something but the truth was caught on video, that’s bad. Keep in mind that people today have phones… Read more »
Forensic evidence is obtained by scientific methods to be usable in court. Specifically, physical evidence and detailed measurements collected from the scene of a crime or accident may prove to be the only evidence prosecutors will have or need if there were no witnesses. Forensic information, for instance, can tell if a person was… Read more »
The courtroom is a tough—and often brutal—place. That’s why many people dread entering one. Depending on the case, a person’s entire livelihood or freedom might be at stake. To make matters worse, prosecutors have never been known for holding back. In fact, it’s their job to do the exact opposite. This is what makes… Read more »