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Can you sue for a car accident if you weren't injured? Not ever accident results in an injury. In this article we'll discuss whether to settle or sue your non-injury car accident.

If you or a loved one was injured in a car accident, you're probably wondering about your options: settle or sue? In this article I'll explain when it makes sense to settle your case, and when to lawyer up and go to trial.

Blindspot accidents can lead to sideswipes, rollovers, rear-end collisions, and more. And in this article, I'll talk about how liability is determined in blind spot accidents and what you should do if you have been involved in one.

There are many benefits of hiring a personal injury attorney, whether you suffered an injury or not. Learn the six reasons when it makes sense to seek legal help, and when to go it alone.

If you're shopping around for an attorney, you'll want to do a little work in advance to ensure you're have a smooth experience and a favorable outcome. My advice? Ask them these 12 pointed questions.

Who Is at Fault in a Car Accident When Backing Up? In this post you'll learn how fault is determined in a backing-up accident and what actions to take next.

How can you prove the other driver's fault in a car accident? Learn 7 ways to prove fault in a car accident and protect your rights to fair compensation.

The average settlement value for a concussion injury is determined by many different factors. Learn them here:

If you've been in a car crash, there's a chance you may have suffered an injury—without yet realizing it. Learn more about delayed pain and soreness after an accident.

“No Pay, No Play” legal statutes limit uninsured drivers' ability to sue for damages and file an insurance claim for financial compensation.