The At Fault Driver Wants to Pay Out of Pocket. Should I Accept?

Medical bills. Repair costs. A painful recovery from your injuries.

These are just some of the potential consequences of a motor vehicle crash. If you’ve been injured in such a wreck, particularly one another negligent motorist caused, compensation may be available for your losses. The most common ways to recover it are to file an insurance claim or a lawsuit.

However, sometimes, the at-fault driver will offer cash immediately or shortly after an accident. Understanding the pros and cons of accepting a cash offer can help you better determine whether doing so is the best option now. For more information, contact Munley Law today and discuss your car accident case with a free consultation.

Understanding Out-of-Pocket Settlement Offers

There is no law in most other states requiring motorists to settle car accidents via traditional processes, […]

Can a Passenger Sue Both Drivers After a Car Accident?

You can file an insurance claim or lawsuit to pursue compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and related losses when you’re hurt in a car accident while driving in Pennsylvania. The exact type of claim you file depends on your insurance coverage.

However, you don’t have to be driving to be hurt in an auto wreck. Maybe you’ve been injured as a passenger in a car accident.

This can already complicate matters, as you might not know whose insurance company (if any) is responsible for compensating you now. The case may be even more complex if multiple drivers contributed to the accident.

Determining liability is very important in these cases. For a passenger to receive the full amount of compensation available, they may need to file claims with multiple insurance companies or liable parties.

We at Munley Law can help in this unique situation. […]

What If Road Debris Causes Your Car Accident?

When debris flies from a vehicle and onto the road, all other drivers are at risk of being injured in road debris accidents. Perhaps you were injured in such an accident because of unsecured loads or another form of negligence. Now, you may be facing medical expenses, lost income, and a range of other struggles.

You deserve compensation if someone’s negligence caused a road debris crash. However, it’s important to consider how the process of seeking compensation in these circumstances may be unique when compared to other personal injury cases.

Understanding Road Debris Accidents

Road debris can take many forms. The following are common types of road debris that could potentially cause accidents:

• Cargo that has fallen from trucks
• Fallen trees and large tree limbs that have fallen to the ground
• Debris from a previous collision
• Tires
• Broken glass
• Litter
• Rocks
• Garbage

Don’t underestimate how dangerous road debris can put drivers at risk. […]

What Happens If You’re in an Accident with a Rental Car?

When you’re in an accident with a rental car, the last thing you need is more stress trying to figure out insurance coverage. You likely have multiple layers of protection available. Your auto insurance may cover the incident, the rental company’s optional coverage could kick in, and even the credit card you used to rent the vehicle might provide insurance benefits.

If you’ve been hurt in a rental car accident, don’t hesitate to reach out to a car accident attorney at Munley Law who can guide you through this challenging time. They’ll work hard to protect your interests and help you get the compensation you deserve while taking the burden of dealing with multiple insurance claims off your shoulders.

Who Covers a Rental Car Accident?

When you’re involved in a rental car accident, there can be several sources of coverage. First, […]

Internal Bleeding from a Car Accident

Car accidents often involve blunt force, which can cause an array of injuries like broken bones, organ damage, and more. Auto accidents may also cause internal injuries and internal bleeding. When you are involved in an auto crash, you must seek immediate medical attention to ensure that you do not have any injuries and receive proper care if you do. It is also of the utmost importance that you wear a seat belt every time you are in a motor vehicle to help prevent serious injuries in the case of a traffic crash.

The Causes of Internal Bleeding After a Car Accident

There are a variety of causes of internal bleeding after a car accident. Internal bleeding can be caused by damage to blood vessels, a traumatic brain injury, broken bones puncturing internal organs, and more.

The Visible Signs of Internal Bleeding

There are many signs and symptoms of internal bleeding to look out for. […]