Should I Represent Myself After a Car Accident
Are you considering handling your own personal injury claim without a lawyer? Here’s how to pursue compensation from the other party after an auto accident.
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Should I Represent Myself After a Car Accident
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What Parents Should Know About Illinois Teen Driving Laws
What Parents Should Know About Illinois Teen Driving Laws
Knowing and understanding these laws provide parents with helpful structure when teaching their children how to drive responsibly.
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How to Get Your Illinois State Police Accident Report
How to Get Your Illinois State Police Accident Report
If you are in an accident in Illinois, get your Illinois State Police accident report. If you file a lawsuit, accident reports serve as evidence.
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How Often Do Auto Accident Settlements Exceed the Policy Limits?
How Often Do Auto Accident Settlements Exceed the Policy Limits?
Policy limits dictate how much an insurance company can pay for auto accident settlements. Learn how to obtain compensation past the policy limits.
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Is it Illegal to Drive With Snow on Your Car in Illinois & Iowa?
Is it Illegal to Drive With Snow on Your Car in Illinois & Iowa?
It’s best practice to remove snow and ice from vehicles before driving, but is it illegal to drive with snow on your car?
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Illinois Distracted Driving Law: 2019-2020
Illinois Distracted Driving Law: 2019-2020
Illinois passed a new cell phone law while driving your vehicle. Learn about the details and how we can help if you were injured by a distracted driver.
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Can Someone Sue You for a Car Accident if You Have Car Insurance?
Can Someone Sue You for a Car Accident if You Have Car Insurance?
You may think you already went through the hassles of a car accident, so it may come as a surprise when the other driver sues you for compensation.
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Is It Illegal to Wear Headphones While Driving?
Is It Illegal to Wear Headphones While Driving?
We all see those people wearing their headphones while they drive. Learn where it’s legal to do so and any restrictions your state might have.
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Is Iowa a No-Fault State?
Is Iowa a No-Fault State?
Whether you file a claim against your insurance’s no-fault coverage, or against the at-fault driver’s liability coverage depends on which state you live in.
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Is Illinois a No-Fault State?
Is Illinois a No-Fault State?
If you’re in a car accident in Illinois (or injured in another type of accident) and suffer damages, you’ll likely have questions about who will pay for these damages and what your legal options are. At the offices of VanDerGinst Law, our car accident attorneys can help you to understand our state’s fault laws and…
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