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Can Passengers Be at Fault for a Car Crash?
The responsibility for maintaining the safety of a vehicle primarily rests with drivers. However, there are a surprising number of reckless passenger behaviors that may distract a driver, potentially causing him or her to lose control of the vehicle. Most of the time, passengers are not responsible for a crash…
Read MoreDoes Proving Road Rage Also Prove Negligence on the Part of the Driver?
Many people may believe that aggressive driving and road rage are one and the same. Road rage, however, is an extreme form of aggressive driving that can lead to serious car crashes, life-altering injuries and other types of bodily harm Learn more about road rage and how once proven as…
Read MoreCar Crash Risks for Elderly Drivers with a Fall History
A recent study conducted by the AAA Foundation compared aging drivers who had suffered injuries in one or more falls to other older drivers with no prior history of falling. The results of this study showed that those with a fall history were far more likely to be in a…
Read MoreEvidence That May Link Your Crash to Distracted Driving
Distracted driving is a huge problem across the U.S. In fact, approximately 25 percent of accidents today are caused by texting and driving. If you are injured in a car crash caused by a driver you suspect was engaged in some form of distracted driving behavior, you may be eligible…
Read MoreCan a Pedestrian Be Liable for Causing a Car Accident?
In most accidents where a pedestrian is struck by another vehicle, it is nearly always the driver who is liable for the damages. But are there any circumstances where a pedestrian could be at least partially at-fault for causing a car crash? PKSD explains some common accident scenarios where pedestrians…
Read MoreSymptoms You Should Not Ignore After a Car Accident
After a car accident, most people immediately look for signs of a serious injury. If they see no fractures, open lacerations or other visible wounds, they may think they are fine. However, there are some common delayed or minor symptoms that may indicate a severe injury. Today, PKSD discusses how…
Read MorePKSD Newsletter: Tips for Reviewing Your Auto Coverage
Insurance protection is only as good as the policy you purchased. Even when you think your insurance limits are enough; regular check-ups are a good idea. A lot can happen in a year, so it never hurts to make sure that your needs have not changed and you still have…
Read MoreDriver Liability for Accidents Involving Black Ice
Winter Wisconsin weather, such as snow, ice, and freezing rain creates dangerous driving conditions for everyone sharing the road. Even experienced drivers can lose control of their vehicle and hit another car or fixed object, resulting in serious injuries. That is why it is important to be vigilant when driving,…
Read MoreCan I Share Liability if Someone Ran a Red Light and Hit My Car?
Serious accidents are often caused by negligent drivers who run a red light and collide with another vehicle, cyclist or pedestrian. If you are struck by a driver in this situation, can you be held partially liable for the damages? PKSD discusses Wisconsin’s laws at traffic signals, who may be…
Read MorePKSD Newsletter: More Deadly Accidents in 2020, Despite Less Traffic
For months during the 2020 pandemic, there was 16 percent less traffic on our roads and highways. Yet despite that fact, early reports show that the number of deadly accidents actually increased. In this month’s PKSD newsletter, we discuss these alarming statistics, why there have been more accidents and what…
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