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No one wants to get in a car accident, but whether due to unfavorable weather conditions or another driver’s failure to follow traffic laws, you may at some point find yourself facing the daunting task of working with law enforcement and insurers. Car accidents are scary enough without the panic that comes from wondering if you’ll somehow end up with a ticket.

If you or a loved one finds themselves without a ride, you may be tempted to borrow or share your resources. While there’s no problem with this, there are some things you should be aware of before loaning out or borrowing a vehicle.

Ridesharing is growing more and more popular by the year. Odds are good that you and most everyone you know has used a rideshare app like Uber or Lyft at least once this year, and you probably know a few people who use it literally everyday instead of driving their own car.

Traumatic brain injuries often result in severe health consequences and, unfortunately, victims are not always aware of the seriousness of their injury in the immediate aftermath. This is due to the fact that brain injuries do not always produce symptoms right away or even in the following days and weeks of the accident’s occurrence.