Sentences with phrase «end collision involving»

Our firm represented a 51 - year - old executive and his wife in a case involving a rear - end collision involving an 18 - wheeler.

Illinois is not a no - fault state when it comes to considering car insurance coverage in a rear - end collision involving a big rig.

Accident reported, vehicle involved in a rear - end collision involving rear impact, rear primarily damaged.

The majority of injury claims resulting from rear - end collisions involve «whiplash.»

Another exception to the general rule of rear - end collisions involving trucks is the multi-car accident rule.

Not exact matches

HARNESS RACING — In Paris, TOSCAN, owned by Count Pierre de Montesson, trotted to victory in the $ 126,000 Prix d'Amérique in 3:23.6 for the 1 «Öù - mile course, while Henri Levesque's hopes for a fifth straight win were ended when his entry, Upsalin, was involved in a collision.

The Senegal international frontman, who hasn't featured for the Hammers since the end of November as he continues his return from a thigh injury, took to social media to confirm earlier rumours that he'd been involved in a collision.

Victor Lindelof: The Swede was a calming influence alongside Chris Smalling, but the pair were involved in an unwanted collision during a set - piece which had no dampening effect at the end — 7/10

They said the car had a Clean carfax but guess what it was involved in a front end collision.

Was very happy with the purchase until I discovered vehicle was involved in front end collision s after purchase.

Accident reported, vehicle involved in a rear - end collision with another motor vehicle, airbags did not deploy.

CARFAX shows Wisconsin damage report on 05/05/2011: accident reported, vehicle involved in a rear - end collision, involving front impact with another motor vehicle, very minor damage reported, airbags did not deploy; Indiana damage report on 10/22/2011: Accident reported involving right rear impact with another motor vehicle, damage reported to: right rear, right rear primarily damaged, airbags did not deploy.

Chrysler already has a tarnished image with the NHTSA thanks to rupturing fuel tanks on Jeep Liberty and Grand Cherokee vehicles when involved in a rear - end collision and a slow - paced response to the Takata airbag recall.

CARFAX shows California damage report on 05/24/2007: accident reported, vehicle involved in a rear - end collision, airbags did not deploy.

According to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) data, one - third of all police - reported crashes involve a rear - end collision (2013 study).

1998), Here, Dr. Houss was involved in a rear end collision.

If you are involved in a rear end collision and suffer losses, you must prove the fault of the other driver or negligent party in order to recover compensation.

In today's case (Davidge v. Fairholm) the Plaintiff was involved in a 2009 rear end collision.

Fully one - third of Maine crashes between 2004 and 2013 involved rear - end collisions.

Research reveals that most cases involved a rear - end collision where one car was still moving when the other stopped or with both cars moving at the same time.

Because of the open air design of motorcycles and other two - wheel vehicles, drivers and passengers are more exposed to greater physical damage when involved in a rear - end or front - end collision, T - bone accident and other serious crashes.

Every day, hundreds of motorists are involved in crashes across the nation, from rear - end collisions to head - on accidents.

Although not common, motorists can be found partly or even wholly at fault after being involved in a rear - end collision.

One common scenario in rear - end collisions is multi-car accidents in which the first vehicle strikes another car, and the force pushes that vehicle into another motorist, at times triggering a chain reaction that can involve multiple vehicles.

$ 28,000 settlement in favor of a mother and daughter involved in a rear end collision resulting in soft tissue damage to the mother and daughter.

In today's case (Suthakar v. Humble) the Plaintiff was involved in a rear end collision in 2011.

Depending on the speeds involved, the consequences of a rear - end collision can include whiplash injuries, herniation, and in serious cases, a rear - end collision can lead to fatal injuries, especially if the vehicle in the front was a mini-van with a short rear crumple zone or a particularly small vehicle.

A few years ago, Marilyn Cronan was involved in a rear - end collision with a vehicle in which Yolanda Marcellus was a passenger.

For most people involved in a Florida rear - end collision, the «presumption of negligence» is a legal doctrine that comes into play only if the case becomes a lawsuit and that lawsuit makes it to the jury.

Car accidents (and truck accidents) involving a «rear - end collision» usually happen as a result of a driver who fails to stop the vehicle and crashes into the vehicle in front of it (a common cause is some type of distracted driving, like texting while driving or talking on a cell phone).

For those involved in a rear end collision, it is important to understand that in Florida the rear driver is presumed to be negligent or presumed to be the at fault driver.

The physical forces involved in a rear - end collision may cause a person's head and neck to be thrown forward and then violently back.

In today's case (Reilander v. Campbell) the Plaintiff was involved in a 2006 rear - end collision.

In the recent case (Alafianpour - Esfahani v. Jolliffe) the Plaintiff was involved in a 2012 rear end collision that the Defendant was responsible for.

In today's case (Smith v. Evashkevich) the Plaintiff was involved in a 2010 rear end collision that the Defendant admitted fault for.

In today's case (Cyr v. Kopp) the Plaintiff was involved in a rear end collision in 2011.

Besides rear - end collisions, a car making a left turn is almost always found to be at - fault when there is a crash involving a car coming straight in the other direction.

Maryland State Highway Administration studies have shown that rates of overall accidents, sideswipe and rear - end collisions, and accidents involving trucks are significantly more common along the Maryland portion of the Capital Beltway than in the rest of the state.

Case Overview Our client was involved in a tragic rear end collision that resulted in the loss of their 24 year old son.

If you are involved in a rear - end collision in Florida, the rear - end accident is usually that driver's fault.

In this week's case (Olson v. Yelland) the plaintiff was involved in a 2012 rear end collision.

In a rear - end collision, for example, the occupants of the vehicles involved are «protected» by several feet of steel, the bumper, trunk or the engine.

Because a large truck needs more time and room to stop, many truck accidents involved are rear - end and side collisions.

In the recent case (Jones v. McLerie) the Plaintiff was involved in a 2011 rear - end collision that the Defendant admitted fault for.

Car or truck accident cases involving rear - end collisions are complex and can prove confusing to their victims.

Drivers and passengers involved in a rear - end collision should get checked out by their doctor for whiplash damage as soon as possible following an accident, even if the fender - bender seemed minor or occurred at a low speed.

These tests involve common accidents that could lead to severe injuries including rear - end collisions, rollovers and impacts (front and side) with vehicles traveling at least 40 mph.

This time she was a passenger and again her vehicle was involved in a rear - end collision.

Some rear end collisions result in no damage to the cars, and limited injury to the parties involved in the crash.

In today's case (Mavi v. Booth) the Plaintiff was involved in a 2006 rear - end collision in Langley, BC.