Author Archives: Jaclyne Kartley
To Post or Not to Post? That is the Question.
If you have been injured in a motor vehicle collision and you have social media, you should set your settings to “private” so that your posts are only visible to your friends and family. You should also avoid posting on social media regarding your accident, including photographs or sharing any specifics about the accident. … Read More »
There Ain’t No Party Like a First Party
First party benefits can provide some level of protection to you in the event you are injured in a motor vehicle collision, regardless of whether or not you are at fault. This is a coverage that is purchased through your own automobile insurance policy. These First Party benefits are commonly referred to as Personal… Read More »
Say Cheese
If you are injured in a motor vehicle collision, it is important to document everything so you can prove your claim. If you have visible injuries such as burns from the airbag, abrasions, or bruising, it is advisable to take photographs of your injuries often. Furthermore, adjusting your camera settings to include a time… Read More »
Lights, Camera, Accident!
Living in a world full of technological advances, it is no surprise that many drivers now equip their motor vehicles with dash cameras. In the event of a motor vehicle collision, the video footage from these devices can be helpful in determining who is at fault for the accident, especially accidents involving traffic light… Read More »
How to Protect Yourself from Uninsured Motorists
According to the Insurance Information Institute, 14.1% of Maryland drivers were uninsured in 2019. In the District of Columbia, 19.1% of drivers were uninsured, which is nearly 1 in 5 drivers. So, what can you do to protect yourself in the event you are injured in a car accident by an uninsured driver? You… Read More »