What at-fault means
After a motor vehicle accident, the central question is who acted carelessly and how that conduct caused harm. Fault may come from speeding, distracted driving, unsafe turns, impaired driving, or another failure to use reasonable care.
Why evidence matters
Insurance companies look for reasons to reduce or deny claims. Photos, medical records, police reports, witness information, repair records, and treatment timelines can all become important.
What to do early
Get medical care, preserve documentation, avoid guessing about fault, and speak with counsel before giving a recorded statement if the injuries or liability are serious.
General information only
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