We all have places to go and we need to get there fast. We’ve all put the pedal to the metal. We’ve all pretended to be Paul Walker from The Fast and the Furious. So, it’s not surprising that from time to time, we all get speeding tickets. No big deal, just pay the fine and move on right? WRONG.
Most people who get in car accidents don’t call a lawyer. After all, why should they? You already have to deal with the other driver, insurance companies, and possibly medical providers. Why add another person to that long list of annoyances? The answer is simple- your attorney can deal with all that annoying stuff for you!
Getting in a car accident is not fun. Your car is wrecked, you may have been injured, and on top of all that, you have to deal with insurance companies. Great. Accidents happen so fast and there’s so many things to do in a small amount of time. Here’s a quick checklist of what to do when you get in a car accident...
Hello everyone! We certainly are in a weird time right now, but I figured that means no time like the present to start a blog for the firm.
The Beatles’ 1965 song “Drive My Car” is about a woman planning on being a star who is asking the song’s narrator to be her chauffeur and also maybe she’s proposing other things. At the end of the song the woman admits she doesn’t actually have a car, but presumably when she gets one she wants the narrator to drive it. One can figure she is already up for the other things she’s proposing. Good for you, song woman!
Today I have on my to do list to write another blog post, but unfortunately I did not have an idea for said post. So I was thinking, what’s something that a lot of people know about, but perhaps could use a better understanding of? The clear answer was good old Miranda rights.