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To prove negligence in a Springfield pedestrian accident, you must demonstrate that a party owed you a duty of care and that they breached that duty, causing your accident and injuring you. To support your case, you may present evidence showing that each of these elements was present. A Springfield pedestrian accident lawyer may be able...

How do police reports affect pedestrian accident claims? Although they aren’t final legal findings, they do provide valuable information, including the date and time of the accident, the identities of the parties and witnesses, observations at the accident scene, environmental conditions, and whether the driver was charged with a crime or issued a citation....

The types of damages that you can recover after a Springfield bicycle accident include medical expenses, loss of income, diminished earning capacity, bike repair or replacement costs, and pain and suffering. Below are details about each of these types of compensatory damages and how to recover them after a Springfield bicycle accident. Medical Expenses...

After a bicycle accident, the insurance companies of any parties responsible for the incident could cover your losses. How you deal with these companies may determine the compensation you receive for your medical bills, bike repair costs, and other economic and non-economic damages. Below are tips to help you deal with insurance companies after...