How is Pain and Suffering Calculated in a Lawsuit?
Were you injured due to someone else’s negligence in Hawaii? If so, you may be able to pursue compensation for your medical bills, recovery expenses, lost wages, property damage, and other types of financial losses. But did you know you may also be able to receive compensation for your pain and suffering? Putting a price …
Read MoreFactors That Affect a Personal Injury Claim Processing Time
Most people are eager to get healthy and move on after an injury. But moving forward can be hard when an injury leaves you with expensive medical expenses, lost wages, and other challenges. In Hawaii, you could be eligible to cover those losses through a personal injury claim. When consulting a personal injury attorney at …
Read MoreDid Recklessness Cause Your Car Accident?
Reckless driving is a dangerous and irresponsible practice. Sadly, it is also a common cause of car accidents in Hawaii. Reckless driving refers to any actions that neglect the safety of others, such as speeding, weaving rapidly from lane to lane, drag racing, and similar activities. Reckless drivers often cause serious and deadly crashes with …
Read MoreThe Long-Term Impact of a Car Accident
A severe car accident can leave victims with long-term physical, financial, and emotional consequences. When catastrophic injuries are life-changing, accident victims in Hawaii have several possible avenues for pursuing compensation. Below, the car accident lawyers at Recovery Law Center discuss the long-term effects of crashes and how they might impact your insurance claim. What are …
Read MoreIs It Legal to Ride a Motorcycle Without Insurance?
Motorcycles can be a great way to travel around Hawaii. They offer the freedom and scenic views that many people love. But if you want to drive a motorcycle on Hawaii roads, you need to purchase the right insurance. It’s illegal to drive without motorcycle insurance in The Aloha State. Understanding motorcycle insurance laws is …
Read MoreHow Does Personal Injury Protection Work?
Personal Injury Protection (PIP), also referred to as no-fault insurance, covers medical expenses for drivers and their passengers regardless of who was at fault for a car accident in Hawaii. This allows you to file a claim with your own insurance company without dealing with the other party’s insurer, depending on the severity of your …
Read MoreAre Scooters Safer Than Motorcycles?
Many locals and tourists in Hawaii enjoy getting around on motorcycles. However, if you’re looking for a smaller vehicle, a scooter could be a more convenient option. Many people believe that scooters are inherently safer than motorcycles, but the truth is more complicated. Scooter or Motorcycle: Which is Safer? It’s easy to assume scooters are …
Read MoreHow to Cope with Emotional Trauma After a Car Accident
A car accident is one of the most traumatic events that a person can experience. After a crash, the main focus is always treating the victim’s physical injuries. That’s understandable — severe injuries need immediate treatment. Unfortunately, the attention given to bodily injuries often leads to neglect of emotional trauma, leaving individuals with little or …
Read MoreHydroplaning: What It Is and How to Avoid It
Have you ever felt your vehicle glide over a wet road like skating on water? That’s hydroplaning, a dangerous phenomenon where your tires lose contact with the road surface due to water flowing beneath them, making manual control challenging. To prevent hydroplaning, especially in rainy conditions, ensure your tires are right for the job, properly …
Read MoreCan You Get Drunk Off One Glass of Wine?
How many glasses of wine to get you drunk? “I only had one glass of wine,” she says as she gets behind the wheel of a car. Sometimes even one glass is too much. Surprisingly, the effects of alcohol start with the first glass, according to MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving). Until you know how …
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