Uninsured Motorist Coverage for Automobiles

Distracted driving kills. Lawmakers are taking action to curb this dangerous behavior. In July 2017, Washington State passed one of the strictest laws in the nation regarding the use of electronic devices while driving. And while this law is only currently in effect in Washington, it may soon spread across the country. We hope it does. Defining... Read More

In 2016, the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) announced the receipt of a $100,000 grant from the National Road Safety Foundation that allows it to support state programs designed to curb the growing problem of drowsy driving. According to an August 2016 report released by the GHSA and State Farm Insurance, driving while... Read More

Distracted driving is driving while your mind, eyes, or hands are doing something else. Nearly any activity that causes drivers to take their eyes off the road, their hands off the wheel, or their attention away from maneuvering the vehicle could be considered distracted driving. Common driver distractions include: Talking, texting, or... Read More

Many types of injuries can happen in a car accident. Vehicle collisions could impact any part of your body, meaning that they could also lead to virtually any type of injury or wound. Some accidents are relatively minor, causing little more than scrapes or bruising. Other accidents involve force so extreme that it can break bones, damage organs,... Read More