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Not every negligent driver who causes a car accident faces criminal as well as civil repercussions. However, those proven to have a blood alcohol content (BAC) over the legal limit and those whose consumption of alcohol or drugs impairs their ability to safely operate a vehicle face both an administrative revocation of their driver's license and a criminal charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence.

Many drivers have been in some kind of car accident in their lives, even if it’s just a minor fender bender. Because of this, most people know the standard requirements of exchanging insurance information and filing a basic claim. However, fewer people are clear on what to do if you were injured in a car accident as a passenger.

Unfortunately, car accidents are an everyday occurrence in our modern world, but thankfully, most of them are minor and don’t result in any injuries. However, after crashes that do result in property damage or injury, you owe it to yourself to be familiar with the accident claims process in Hawaii to ensure you get the compensation you need.

If you’ve been involved in an accident, it can feel overwhelming trying to remember what steps should be taken next. From medical attention and legal action to gathering evidence and notifying insurance companies, there are many details that need immediate attention.

If you or someone you love has been injured due to the negligence of another, filing a claim or lawsuit may be your best option for recovering damages. But what’s the difference between a personal injury claim and a lawsuit?

If you’ve recently been injured in an accident and want to know more about getting properly compensated, contact us for help at Daniel T Pagliarini AAL.

Every day, we have clients asking questions about filing a personal injury claim: “What should I do if I sustain an injury in an accident?”, “What if I’m injured but don’t have insurance?”, or “Should I talk to the insurance adjuster?”

After a car accident that’s left you injured or with extensive property damage, you may feel overwhelmed with the task of seeking an insurance settlement or filing a personal injury claim.

In recent years, you may have heard of friends using dashcams in their cars or even seen videos floating around the internet of dashcam footage from a harrowing auto accident. Because of this, you may be wondering whether you should get one for yourself or even ask, “Why is a dashcam important?”

Being involved in a car accident can be a traumatic and emotionally overwhelming experience. However, it is important to remember that there are certain steps you must take to protect your health