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Is the driver of the rear vehicle always at fault in a rear-end car accident case?

By Susan D. Ament, Clayton E. Bunting, Keith E. Donovan, Matthew R. Fogg, Wilson A. Gualpa, Kevin G. Healy, Ross C. Karsnitz, Michael G. Owen on September 29, 2020
Posted In Car Accidents, FAQs

When a car and the vehicle in front of it collide, resulting in a rear-end accident, the prevailing wisdom is that the driver of the second vehicle is almost always at fault, as they had a duty to follow at a safe distance and—had they done so—could have presumably prevented the crash. While this is often the case, the presumption that the second driver is always to blame doesn't hold true for every rear-end accident. More ›

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Reporting a Car Crash in Wilmington Delaware

By Kevin G. Healy, Susan D. Ament, Keith E. Donovan, Matthew R. Fogg, Michael G. Owen, Clayton E. Bunting, Wilson A. Gualpa, Ross C. Karsnitz on July 30, 2019
Posted In Car Accidents

Reporting a car crash to the police and the insurance company protects you and bolsters the integrity of any related insurance claim or lawsuit you might file. More ›

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