Motor Vehicle Accidents Blog

Generally when we hear that someone was in a one car accident, the situation seems fairly obvious. Something happened which caused the person driving to a make a split second decision and it resulted in some form of collision. While this is, at the root of things, what happens in nearly every one car accident, the catalyst is where the differences lie. While some things are simple and unavoidable, such as a deer running out into the road, others may not be as obvious. There are very often factors that caused the accident which cannot be dealt with in a legal sense, but every now and then you find a case that can.

While we know that not much can be done from a legal standpoint if an animal suddenly darts into the road or if there is a puddle on the road, not every one car accident is going to be the same. Some accidents are caused by someone else's negligence, even if only one car is involved. Events such as someone throwing something into the road in front of you will automatically make you swerve in an attempt to avoid it, but they do not happen naturally like an animal running out does. When these types of situations occur, it's important to know your rights.

It may seem like an odd scenario, but someone else being the reason you crashed your car isn't as uncommon as you may think. Many of us grew up hearing stories of teens throwing rocks off of a bridge and causing accidents or pulling pranks that caused other damage. It is entirely possible for someone to do something that causes you to react and possibly crash, even if they aren't in another car. When this happens, you need to know where to turn for help with your legal questions.

If you have any questions about what you can do if you were in a one car accident that happened due to someone else's actions, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience and can help you get the compensation you deserve. One car accidents are often a result of circumstances that no one had a hand in, but this isn't always the case. If you were in a crash and believe that someone is at fault, give us a call. You will be amazed at just how much Wayne can help when he's on your side!

Generally when we hear that someone was in a one car accident, the situation seems fairly obvious. Something happened which caused the person driving to a make a split second decision and it resulted in some form of collision. While this is, at the root of things, what happens in nearly every one car accident, the catalyst is where the differences lie. While some things are simple and unavoidable, such as a deer running out into the road, others may not be as obvious. There are very often factors that caused the accident which cannot be dealt with in a legal sense, but every now and then you find a case that can.

While we know that not much can be done from a legal standpoint if an animal suddenly darts into the road or if there is a puddle on the road, not every one car accident is going to be the same. Some accidents are caused by someone else's negligence, even if only one car is involved. Events such as someone throwing something into the road in front of you will automatically make you swerve in an attempt to avoid it, but they do not happen naturally like an animal running out does. When these types of situations occur, it's important to know your rights.

It may seem like an odd scenario, but someone else being the reason you crashed your car isn't as uncommon as you may think. Many of us grew up hearing stories of teens throwing rocks off of a bridge and causing accidents or pulling pranks that caused other damage. It is entirely possible for someone to do something that causes you to react and possibly crash, even if they aren't in another car. When this happens, you need to know where to turn for help with your legal questions.

If you have any questions about what you can do if you were in a one car accident that happened due to someone else's actions, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience and can help you get the compensation you deserve. One car accidents are often a result of circumstances that no one had a hand in, but this isn't always the case. If you were in a crash and believe that someone is at fault, give us a call. You will be amazed at just how much Wayne can help when he's on your side!

Generally when we hear that someone was in a one car accident, the situation seems fairly obvious. Something happened which caused the person driving to a make a split second decision and it resulted in some form of collision. While this is, at the root of things, what happens in nearly every one car accident, the catalyst is where the differences lie. While some things are simple and unavoidable, such as a deer running out into the road, others may not be as obvious. There are very often factors that caused the accident which cannot be dealt with in a legal sense, but every now and then you find a case that can.

While we know that not much can be done from a legal standpoint if an animal suddenly darts into the road or if there is a puddle on the road, not every one car accident is going to be the same. Some accidents are caused by someone else's negligence, even if only one car is involved. Events such as someone throwing something into the road in front of you will automatically make you swerve in an attempt to avoid it, but they do not happen naturally like an animal running out does. When these types of situations occur, it's important to know your rights.

It may seem like an odd scenario, but someone else being the reason you crashed your car isn't as uncommon as you may think. Many of us grew up hearing stories of teens throwing rocks off of a bridge and causing accidents or pulling pranks that caused other damage. It is entirely possible for someone to do something that causes you to react and possibly crash, even if they aren't in another car. When this happens, you need to know where to turn for help with your legal questions.

If you have any questions about what you can do if you were in a one car accident that happened due to someone else's actions, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience and can help you get the compensation you deserve. One car accidents are often a result of circumstances that no one had a hand in, but this isn't always the case. If you were in a crash and believe that someone is at fault, give us a call. You will be amazed at just how much Wayne can help when he's on your side!

Generally when we hear that someone was in a one car accident, the situation seems fairly obvious. Something happened which caused the person driving to a make a split second decision and it resulted in some form of collision. While this is, at the root of things, what happens in nearly every one car accident, the catalyst is where the differences lie. While some things are simple and unavoidable, such as a deer running out into the road, others may not be as obvious. There are very often factors that caused the accident which cannot be dealt with in a legal sense, but every now and then you find a case that can.

While we know that not much can be done from a legal standpoint if an animal suddenly darts into the road or if there is a puddle on the road, not every one car accident is going to be the same. Some accidents are caused by someone else's negligence, even if only one car is involved. Events such as someone throwing something into the road in front of you will automatically make you swerve in an attempt to avoid it, but they do not happen naturally like an animal running out does. When these types of situations occur, it's important to know your rights.

It may seem like an odd scenario, but someone else being the reason you crashed your car isn't as uncommon as you may think. Many of us grew up hearing stories of teens throwing rocks off of a bridge and causing accidents or pulling pranks that caused other damage. It is entirely possible for someone to do something that causes you to react and possibly crash, even if they aren't in another car. When this happens, you need to know where to turn for help with your legal questions.

If you have any questions about what you can do if you were in a one car accident that happened due to someone else's actions, give Wayne Hardee a call. He has decades of experience and can help you get the compensation you deserve. One car accidents are often a result of circumstances that no one had a hand in, but this isn't always the case. If you were in a crash and believe that someone is at fault, give us a call. You will be amazed at just how much Wayne can help when he's on your side!

When you are in a car accident, a lot of things happen very quickly. You now have to deal with being injured, perhaps seriously, but often more difficult is that you also have to figure out how to balance everything else that goes with it. This often includes not being able to work, no longer having a vehicle, and dealing with insurance issues. It's certainly not easy to jump right into these issues, but it is often easier to at least begin dealing with them when the accident is still fresh in your mind. So what can you do when you realize that you still have problems years down the line or, even worse, when they don't show up initially?

Car accidents are difficult in the sense that no two are exactly alike. This means that your body's reaction to the impact cannot be predicted in any way. While some people may heal quickly and with no complications, others may still have pain even years later from an injury that may not have seemed terribly serious at the time. These types of problems can pose unique challenges when it comes to filing a claim or figuring out the compensation you should work to pursue.

If you have ever suffered an injury that continues to cause you pain years after you expected it to, you likely understand what many car accident victims have to deal with. It can be confusing, frustrating, and frankly upsetting when you still have symptoms from an injury that happened ages ago. When you know that an injury should have healed by now, you can feel quite hopeless. These situations often come with a lot of emotion, and it isn't difficult to see why. The best thing you can do for yourself is call a good lawyer and see what they can do to help you get the compensation you deserve.

If you are looking for legal representation for an accident that has left you injured, you've come to the right firm. Wayne Hardee has spent decades helping people who were hurt in crashes, and he will bring that experience and dedication to your case as well. He knows how frustrating and worrying these types of injuries can be, so you can rest assured that you are in capable and compassionate hands. Give Wayne Hardee a call today and see how much he can help your case!

When you are in a car accident, a lot of things happen very quickly. You now have to deal with being injured, perhaps seriously, but often more difficult is that you also have to figure out how to balance everything else that goes with it. This often includes not being able to work, no longer having a vehicle, and dealing with insurance issues. It's certainly not easy to jump right into these issues, but it is often easier to at least begin dealing with them when the accident is still fresh in your mind. So what can you do when you realize that you still have problems years down the line or, even worse, when they don't show up initially?

Car accidents are difficult in the sense that no two are exactly alike. This means that your body's reaction to the impact cannot be predicted in any way. While some people may heal quickly and with no complications, others may still have pain even years later from an injury that may not have seemed terribly serious at the time. These types of problems can pose unique challenges when it comes to filing a claim or figuring out the compensation you should work to pursue.

If you have ever suffered an injury that continues to cause you pain years after you expected it to, you likely understand what many car accident victims have to deal with. It can be confusing, frustrating, and frankly upsetting when you still have symptoms from an injury that happened ages ago. When you know that an injury should have healed by now, you can feel quite hopeless. These situations often come with a lot of emotion, and it isn't difficult to see why. The best thing you can do for yourself is call a good lawyer and see what they can do to help you get the compensation you deserve.

If you are looking for legal representation for an accident that has left you injured, you've come to the right firm. Wayne Hardee has spent decades helping people who were hurt in crashes, and he will bring that experience and dedication to your case as well. He knows how frustrating and worrying these types of injuries can be, so you can rest assured that you are in capable and compassionate hands. Give Wayne Hardee a call today and see how much he can help your case!

When you are in a car accident, a lot of things happen very quickly. You now have to deal with being injured, perhaps seriously, but often more difficult is that you also have to figure out how to balance everything else that goes with it. This often includes not being able to work, no longer having a vehicle, and dealing with insurance issues. It's certainly not easy to jump right into these issues, but it is often easier to at least begin dealing with them when the accident is still fresh in your mind. So what can you do when you realize that you still have problems years down the line or, even worse, when they don't show up initially?

Car accidents are difficult in the sense that no two are exactly alike. This means that your body's reaction to the impact cannot be predicted in any way. While some people may heal quickly and with no complications, others may still have pain even years later from an injury that may not have seemed terribly serious at the time. These types of problems can pose unique challenges when it comes to filing a claim or figuring out the compensation you should work to pursue.

If you have ever suffered an injury that continues to cause you pain years after you expected it to, you likely understand what many car accident victims have to deal with. It can be confusing, frustrating, and frankly upsetting when you still have symptoms from an injury that happened ages ago. When you know that an injury should have healed by now, you can feel quite hopeless. These situations often come with a lot of emotion, and it isn't difficult to see why. The best thing you can do for yourself is call a good lawyer and see what they can do to help you get the compensation you deserve.

If you are looking for legal representation for an accident that has left you injured, you've come to the right firm. Wayne Hardee has spent decades helping people who were hurt in crashes, and he will bring that experience and dedication to your case as well. He knows how frustrating and worrying these types of injuries can be, so you can rest assured that you are in capable and compassionate hands. Give Wayne Hardee a call today and see how much he can help your case!

When you are in a car accident, a lot of things happen very quickly. You now have to deal with being injured, perhaps seriously, but often more difficult is that you also have to figure out how to balance everything else that goes with it. This often includes not being able to work, no longer having a vehicle, and dealing with insurance issues. It's certainly not easy to jump right into these issues, but it is often easier to at least begin dealing with them when the accident is still fresh in your mind. So what can you do when you realize that you still have problems years down the line or, even worse, when they don't show up initially?

Car accidents are difficult in the sense that no two are exactly alike. This means that your body's reaction to the impact cannot be predicted in any way. While some people may heal quickly and with no complications, others may still have pain even years later from an injury that may not have seemed terribly serious at the time. These types of problems can pose unique challenges when it comes to filing a claim or figuring out the compensation you should work to pursue.

If you have ever suffered an injury that continues to cause you pain years after you expected it to, you likely understand what many car accident victims have to deal with. It can be confusing, frustrating, and frankly upsetting when you still have symptoms from an injury that happened ages ago. When you know that an injury should have healed by now, you can feel quite hopeless. These situations often come with a lot of emotion, and it isn't difficult to see why. The best thing you can do for yourself is call a good lawyer and see what they can do to help you get the compensation you deserve.

If you are looking for legal representation for an accident that has left you injured, you've come to the right firm. Wayne Hardee has spent decades helping people who were hurt in crashes, and he will bring that experience and dedication to your case as well. He knows how frustrating and worrying these types of injuries can be, so you can rest assured that you are in capable and compassionate hands. Give Wayne Hardee a call today and see how much he can help your case!

Driving requires a lot of preparation before you ever get behind the wheel. Depending on what state you are in the laws may be more strict, but you often find at least some of the same basic requirements for most states. These include tasks like driving classes, practice hours behind the wheel, a written exam and a driving test, and a probationary period with certain restrictions. One of the most important things that is needed before you can actually go out on the road, however, is one of the more expensive factors. I am speaking, of course, about insurance.

In order to legally drive a car registered in most states, you need to have some type of insurance. Some states require you to insure the driver while others have you cover the car with insurance so that anyone who drives it is safe. Regardless of how your state insurance laws work, it is needed in case you are in an accident and you are hurt, someone else is hurt, or either car is damaged. A lot of the insurance conversation depends on who was at fault in the crash, but what happens when the person at fault doesn't have insurance?

If you were in an accident and at least party doesn't have insurance, there are a few things that change how you need to handle the situation. This becomes more complicated based upon how much damage was done or how severe the injuries were. You will likely need help medically and financially, and trying to chase someone down so they can take responsibility isn't easy. This is why insurance companies normally do it, but if they aren't there for any reason, you need someone who can help you out while you recover. This is why you need to know a good lawyer that you can rely on.

Wayne Hardee has decades of experience with accident cases of all kinds, including those where at least one person involved doesn't have insurance. While this isn't the ideal situation, there are still things that can be done to help you out. If you were injured, you should know that there is someone on your side. Wayne will work tirelessly to make sure that you get the compensation you deserve so that you can focus on your recovery. Give him a call today and see how much of a difference he can make in your case!

Driving requires a lot of preparation before you ever get behind the wheel. Depending on what state you are in the laws may be more strict, but you often find at least some of the same basic requirements for most states. These include tasks like driving classes, practice hours behind the wheel, a written exam and a driving test, and a probationary period with certain restrictions. One of the most important things that is needed before you can actually go out on the road, however, is one of the more expensive factors. I am speaking, of course, about insurance.

In order to legally drive a car registered in most states, you need to have some type of insurance. Some states require you to insure the driver while others have you cover the car with insurance so that anyone who drives it is safe. Regardless of how your state insurance laws work, it is needed in case you are in an accident and you are hurt, someone else is hurt, or either car is damaged. A lot of the insurance conversation depends on who was at fault in the crash, but what happens when the person at fault doesn't have insurance?

If you were in an accident and at least party doesn't have insurance, there are a few things that change how you need to handle the situation. This becomes more complicated based upon how much damage was done or how severe the injuries were. You will likely need help medically and financially, and trying to chase someone down so they can take responsibility isn't easy. This is why insurance companies normally do it, but if they aren't there for any reason, you need someone who can help you out while you recover. This is why you need to know a good lawyer that you can rely on.

Wayne Hardee has decades of experience with accident cases of all kinds, including those where at least one person involved doesn't have insurance. While this isn't the ideal situation, there are still things that can be done to help you out. If you were injured, you should know that there is someone on your side. Wayne will work tirelessly to make sure that you get the compensation you deserve so that you can focus on your recovery. Give him a call today and see how much of a difference he can make in your case!

Driving requires a lot of preparation before you ever get behind the wheel. Depending on what state you are in the laws may be more strict, but you often find at least some of the same basic requirements for most states. These include tasks like driving classes, practice hours behind the wheel, a written exam and a driving test, and a probationary period with certain restrictions. One of the most important things that is needed before you can actually go out on the road, however, is one of the more expensive factors. I am speaking, of course, about insurance.

In order to legally drive a car registered in most states, you need to have some type of insurance. Some states require you to insure the driver while others have you cover the car with insurance so that anyone who drives it is safe. Regardless of how your state insurance laws work, it is needed in case you are in an accident and you are hurt, someone else is hurt, or either car is damaged. A lot of the insurance conversation depends on who was at fault in the crash, but what happens when the person at fault doesn't have insurance?

If you were in an accident and at least party doesn't have insurance, there are a few things that change how you need to handle the situation. This becomes more complicated based upon how much damage was done or how severe the injuries were. You will likely need help medically and financially, and trying to chase someone down so they can take responsibility isn't easy. This is why insurance companies normally do it, but if they aren't there for any reason, you need someone who can help you out while you recover. This is why you need to know a good lawyer that you can rely on.

Wayne Hardee has decades of experience with accident cases of all kinds, including those where at least one person involved doesn't have insurance. While this isn't the ideal situation, there are still things that can be done to help you out. If you were injured, you should know that there is someone on your side. Wayne will work tirelessly to make sure that you get the compensation you deserve so that you can focus on your recovery. Give him a call today and see how much of a difference he can make in your case!

Driving requires a lot of preparation before you ever get behind the wheel. Depending on what state you are in the laws may be more strict, but you often find at least some of the same basic requirements for most states. These include tasks like driving classes, practice hours behind the wheel, a written exam and a driving test, and a probationary period with certain restrictions. One of the most important things that is needed before you can actually go out on the road, however, is one of the more expensive factors. I am speaking, of course, about insurance.

In order to legally drive a car registered in most states, you need to have some type of insurance. Some states require you to insure the driver while others have you cover the car with insurance so that anyone who drives it is safe. Regardless of how your state insurance laws work, it is needed in case you are in an accident and you are hurt, someone else is hurt, or either car is damaged. A lot of the insurance conversation depends on who was at fault in the crash, but what happens when the person at fault doesn't have insurance?

If you were in an accident and at least party doesn't have insurance, there are a few things that change how you need to handle the situation. This becomes more complicated based upon how much damage was done or how severe the injuries were. You will likely need help medically and financially, and trying to chase someone down so they can take responsibility isn't easy. This is why insurance companies normally do it, but if they aren't there for any reason, you need someone who can help you out while you recover. This is why you need to know a good lawyer that you can rely on.

Wayne Hardee has decades of experience with accident cases of all kinds, including those where at least one person involved doesn't have insurance. While this isn't the ideal situation, there are still things that can be done to help you out. If you were injured, you should know that there is someone on your side. Wayne will work tirelessly to make sure that you get the compensation you deserve so that you can focus on your recovery. Give him a call today and see how much of a difference he can make in your case!

When someone is in a car crash, there are different terms for how severe the damage is. For example, if the vehicle is completely mangled and can no longer be driven, the term that is used is “totaled”. Not every crash will cause a car to be totaled, but many will still cause damage. Sometimes this is a simply a small dent or a cracked windshield. These problems often mean that people are hurt, but not severely. Other times, all that happens is a bump to the back of the car or a scrape along the side. These are normally referred to as “fender bender” accidents. While it is very possible that someone can walk away from this type of crash without being injured, this isn't always the case.

Fender benders can be even more dangerous than other types of crashes because they don't look bad. This means that it can seem like no more than a sore knee or a bruise, and therefore it gets ignored. Unfortunately, things aren't always what they appear. Even a gentle tap can cause pain and other medical issues depending on some other factors. This is why you always hear that no matter what happens or how you feel after an accident, you should always go to the hospital and get checked out. It isn't uncommon for an impact that doesn't really cause damage to the vehicles involved to sometimes seriously injure at least one person in them. Even something as seemingly routine as a pinched nerve can change someone's life. These things can continue to influence someone's future for years down the line. It all depends on how the person's body reacted during the actual hit. It is important to remember that just because a car doesn't look damaged doesn't mean everyone inside was unharmed.

If you were in an accident, even just a fender bender, and were hurt, you should immediately call Wayne Hardee. He has decades of experience and knows how to get the proper compensation for anyone who has been injured. It can be difficult to work through a lot of things after an injury, but with Wayne's help you can focus on your recovery and leave the legal aspect of the case to him. It is a difficult time, but we will do everything we can to get you the compensation you deserve. Give us a call and see how much we can help!

When someone is in a car crash, there are different terms for how severe the damage is. For example, if the vehicle is completely mangled and can no longer be driven, the term that is used is “totaled”. Not every crash will cause a car to be totaled, but many will still cause damage. Sometimes this is a simply a small dent or a cracked windshield. These problems often mean that people are hurt, but not severely. Other times, all that happens is a bump to the back of the car or a scrape along the side. These are normally referred to as “fender bender” accidents. While it is very possible that someone can walk away from this type of crash without being injured, this isn't always the case.

Fender benders can be even more dangerous than other types of crashes because they don't look bad. This means that it can seem like no more than a sore knee or a bruise, and therefore it gets ignored. Unfortunately, things aren't always what they appear. Even a gentle tap can cause pain and other medical issues depending on some other factors. This is why you always hear that no matter what happens or how you feel after an accident, you should always go to the hospital and get checked out. It isn't uncommon for an impact that doesn't really cause damage to the vehicles involved to sometimes seriously injure at least one person in them. Even something as seemingly routine as a pinched nerve can change someone's life. These things can continue to influence someone's future for years down the line. It all depends on how the person's body reacted during the actual hit. It is important to remember that just because a car doesn't look damaged doesn't mean everyone inside was unharmed.

If you were in an accident, even just a fender bender, and were hurt, you should immediately call Wayne Hardee. He has decades of experience and knows how to get the proper compensation for anyone who has been injured. It can be difficult to work through a lot of things after an injury, but with Wayne's help you can focus on your recovery and leave the legal aspect of the case to him. It is a difficult time, but we will do everything we can to get you the compensation you deserve. Give us a call and see how much we can help!

When someone is in a car crash, there are different terms for how severe the damage is. For example, if the vehicle is completely mangled and can no longer be driven, the term that is used is “totaled”. Not every crash will cause a car to be totaled, but many will still cause damage. Sometimes this is a simply a small dent or a cracked windshield. These problems often mean that people are hurt, but not severely. Other times, all that happens is a bump to the back of the car or a scrape along the side. These are normally referred to as “fender bender” accidents. While it is very possible that someone can walk away from this type of crash without being injured, this isn't always the case.

Fender benders can be even more dangerous than other types of crashes because they don't look bad. This means that it can seem like no more than a sore knee or a bruise, and therefore it gets ignored. Unfortunately, things aren't always what they appear. Even a gentle tap can cause pain and other medical issues depending on some other factors. This is why you always hear that no matter what happens or how you feel after an accident, you should always go to the hospital and get checked out. It isn't uncommon for an impact that doesn't really cause damage to the vehicles involved to sometimes seriously injure at least one person in them. Even something as seemingly routine as a pinched nerve can change someone's life. These things can continue to influence someone's future for years down the line. It all depends on how the person's body reacted during the actual hit. It is important to remember that just because a car doesn't look damaged doesn't mean everyone inside was unharmed.

If you were in an accident, even just a fender bender, and were hurt, you should immediately call Wayne Hardee. He has decades of experience and knows how to get the proper compensation for anyone who has been injured. It can be difficult to work through a lot of things after an injury, but with Wayne's help you can focus on your recovery and leave the legal aspect of the case to him. It is a difficult time, but we will do everything we can to get you the compensation you deserve. Give us a call and see how much we can help!

When someone is in a car crash, there are different terms for how severe the damage is. For example, if the vehicle is completely mangled and can no longer be driven, the term that is used is “totaled”. Not every crash will cause a car to be totaled, but many will still cause damage. Sometimes this is a simply a small dent or a cracked windshield. These problems often mean that people are hurt, but not severely. Other times, all that happens is a bump to the back of the car or a scrape along the side. These are normally referred to as “fender bender” accidents. While it is very possible that someone can walk away from this type of crash without being injured, this isn't always the case.

Fender benders can be even more dangerous than other types of crashes because they don't look bad. This means that it can seem like no more than a sore knee or a bruise, and therefore it gets ignored. Unfortunately, things aren't always what they appear. Even a gentle tap can cause pain and other medical issues depending on some other factors. This is why you always hear that no matter what happens or how you feel after an accident, you should always go to the hospital and get checked out. It isn't uncommon for an impact that doesn't really cause damage to the vehicles involved to sometimes seriously injure at least one person in them. Even something as seemingly routine as a pinched nerve can change someone's life. These things can continue to influence someone's future for years down the line. It all depends on how the person's body reacted during the actual hit. It is important to remember that just because a car doesn't look damaged doesn't mean everyone inside was unharmed.

If you were in an accident, even just a fender bender, and were hurt, you should immediately call Wayne Hardee. He has decades of experience and knows how to get the proper compensation for anyone who has been injured. It can be difficult to work through a lot of things after an injury, but with Wayne's help you can focus on your recovery and leave the legal aspect of the case to him. It is a difficult time, but we will do everything we can to get you the compensation you deserve. Give us a call and see how much we can help!