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Should you speak to the other driver’s insurance company after an accident? The short answer, no. After an accident, the first thing individuals typically want to do is report the accident to the insurance companies. It is not prudent to speak with the other driver’s insurance company without first consulting with an attorney to understand your rights. Remember – and to most individual’s surprise -you have no legal

Prom Season is an incredible time for young people to get together, dress up, and to have fun. But, even during such a wonderful occasion, accidents and injuries can still occur. But, if you prepare properly and discuss things with your child ahead of time, it can be a great night without issue. Here are a few tips that we suggest that you go over with your child

When purchasing your first motorcycle, that motorcycle should not be the end of the road with purchases. Motorcycle accidents do occur sadly. But, you may be able to decrease those odds with additional purchases such as reflective gear and an inspection. However, even if a motorcycle accident does occur, if you purchase the proper precautions, your injuries may be reduced.

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After an accident, there are likely to be expenses that you could be held responsible for. The Nicoletti Law Firm is a strong believer that you should not be solely responsible for those expenses, especially when you have been involved in an accident that is not your fault. The other party who caused the accident should be held liable. Here are some common expenses that you may incur

St. Patrick’s Day weekend is upon on us and that means plenty are celebrating what some may consider to be one of the luckiest holidays of the year. However, with many celebrating, that means more cars, bicycles, & motorcycles on the streets in addition to more pedestrians making their way from place to place. With that being said, accident probability is likely to increase.