« All FAQ About Rear-End Collisions

How can I avoid causing a rear-end collision?

Any time you are behind the wheel, you should use caution and remain attentive. Doing so can help you avoid being involved in a rear-end collision. In addition, you must ensure that your vehicle is in good working order. Bald tires, faulty brakes, and/or broken brake lights can all contribute to a crash. Lastly, you should adjust your driving habits when weather conditions are poor. For instance, it will take longer to brake when the roads are wet, so you may want to stop your car sooner than usual.

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What if my vehicle had previous damage that was worsened by the rear-end accident?

If you're involved in a rear-end crash and your vehicle has previous damage that was worsened by the accident, you may be wondering if you can still recover damages from the other driver. The answer is yes, you can still file a claim, but it may be more complicated than if your vehicle had no… read more?

How much does it cost to hire a lawyer for a rear-end accident case?

If you've been rear ended and are considering hiring a lawyer, you may be wondering how much it will cost. However, nearly all personal injury attorneys work on a contingency-fee basis, so you don’t have to worry about paying anything upfront. Most injury lawyers will charge a percentage of the total recovery, if and only… read more?

What if the rear-end accident caused a pre-existing condition to worsen?

If you have been rear ended by another driver and already have a pre-existing medical condition, it is natural to wonder whether the crash has worsened your existing condition. You may be entitled to compensation for your injuries and expenses, even if your pre-existing condition was made worse by the accident. Here are some key… read more?