Key Takeaways: Our experienced Delaware County car accident lawyers at McCann Dillon Jaffe & Lamb, LLC help injured drivers and passengers respond when another driver gives a false statement to the insurance company. After a crash, the other driver may blame you, deny speeding, minimize damage, blame weather, or claim you were not injured. A[…] Read More
Category: Personal Injury
What Is the Role of Speeding in Car Accidents?
Speeding significantly increases the likelihood and severity of car accidents. When drivers exceed the speed limit, they reduce their reaction time to unexpected events, like sudden stops, pedestrians, or other vehicles entering their path. Decreased reaction time plus less control over the vehicle can result in collisions that may have been avoidable at lower speeds.[…] Read More
What Is Accident Reconstruction?
After motor vehicle crashes, understanding the sequence of events leading up to the incident helps establish liability. Accident reconstruction is a vital process used to piece together the details of an accident and can serve as valuable evidence. We work with these professionals on certain cases and are happy to explain the process and its[…] Read More
Do Older Drivers Cause More Car Accidents?
Age has long been a factor in discussions about driving safety. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), older drivers do have higher rates of fatal crashes per mile driven than middle-aged adults. However, this statistic fails to tell the full story. While older drivers may be more at risk for certain types[…] Read More
Who Is Responsible for Property Damage From a Car Accident?
Car accidents are stressful events that can result in serious injuries, but property damage is also a concern. Establishing liability is the basis for determining damages and potential compensation when the latter occurs. How do lawyers learn who is responsible for property damage resulting from a car accident? Determining liability for property damage in a[…] Read More
What Is the Importance of UM/UIM Insurance?
Uninsured Motorist (UM) and Underinsured Motorist (UIM) insurance coverage are key components of any auto insurance policy. Yet, many individuals may not fully grasp their importance until they find themselves in need. In the event of a car accident where the at-fault driver is either uninsured or does not carry sufficient insurance to cover the[…] Read More
What Makes Roosevelt Boulevard So Dangerous?
Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia, known as the “corridor of death,” is consistently rated as the most dangerous road in Pennsylvania and one of the most dangerous in the entire country. The City of Philadelphia has the highest rate of traffic-related deaths in the nation, and Roosevelt Boulevard is the top contributor. Roosevelt Boulevard is 14[…] Read More
Fire at Holt Marine Terminal Extends to Ship; Philadelphia and Camden Fire Department Requested for Assistance
In a developing story, emergency responders are battling a fire at Holt Marine Terminal in Gloucester City, New Jersey. The blaze erupted earlier today and escalated to a second alarm as flames engulfed a crane and extended to a nearby ship. Both the Philadelphia and Camden Fire Department marine units have been deployed to assist[…] Read More
What if You Have a Car Accident Abroad?
Traveling abroad can be an exciting experience, but being involved in a car accident in a foreign country can quickly turn your adventure into a nightmare. Dealing with the aftermath of a car accident can be overwhelming, especially when you are far from home and unfamiliar with the local laws and procedures. What Should I[…] Read More
What Are the Causes of Rollover Car Accidents?
Rollover car accidents occur when a vehicle flips onto its side or roof during a crash, leading to severe damage and harm. These crashes are devastating, often resulting in severe injuries or fatalities. Understanding the causes behind these incidents can improve road safety and prevent future tragedies. These factors can contribute to the occurrence of rollover[…] Read More