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When you disagree with your insurance company, about motor vehicle accident claim, you have the following 7 options you can implement without going to court: Read more…
Cadillac’s Monster Hit Goes Platinum
Cadillac says with the Escalade ESV Platinum they have created the ultimate full-size luxury SUV. For the time being, they’re right. If you thought a garden-variety Escalade was over-the-top in substance and style, prepare to recalibrate your substance and style meter. The ESV takes everything on the standard Escalade and makes it bigger and/or better. The most obvious modification being the Chevrolet Suburban chassis that underpins the ESV in place of the standard-length Tahoe chassis found on lesser Escalades. That modification gives the ESV an extra 22-inches of sheetmetal and 20-inches of interior length, providing substantially increased room for you and your 6-member posse. The ESV is bigger than other Escalades, no doubt, but is it good enough to warrant a $70,675 asking price? We borrowed one for a week to find out. Read more…
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Three years ago it was reported there were “an estimated” six million, three hundred and fifteen thousand motor vehicle accident’s in the United States. That comes to about 173,000 per day! Read more…
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In 2004 it was discovered that the delay in the onset of WHIPLASH-TYPE injuries was the “Norm” rather than the “Exception” .
It was also found that 10% of the victims of ” Whiplash” became totally disabled so it simply followed that the “Pain and Suffering” they endured could become monumental. Read more…
Chevy Finally Gets On The Small Car Radar
It’s news to no one that Chevy’s Cavalier hasn’t been a class leader since, well, never. It’s always been rough, underpowered, uncomfortable and devoid of style. The only way Chevy was able to move so many was to keep its sticker price low and fuel economy high. But times change and now even the most basic new cars offer comfortable seats and decent stereos. Some, like the Mazda3, are even great looking. Bob Lutz and the leadership of Chevrolet knew their next small car had to offer more than the Cavalier ever could if they wanted buyers back in GM showrooms without baiting them with thousands of dollars in incentives. To that end, a new platform, dubbed Delta, was used and lofty goals were set for the Cobalt. We recently spent time in both the sedan and coupe versions and are happy to report that the Cobalt is no Cavalier. Read more…
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Every individual, who violates the personal or property rights of another, is financially responsible for the damages cause by his or her act. To be paid for this civil wrong there must be damages or injury; without one or both, there can be no recovery of money.
If you have a claim that has a complicated set of circumstances or evidence, one which obviously demands legal advice, than you need a lawyer. Read more…
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Your Attending Physician has released you from treatment for your motor vehicle accident and enough time has passed so you’re about to sit down with Adjuster Henry Hard-Nose. His employer is Rock Solid Insurance, the company who insures Fred Fuddle, the clown who plowed into your rear end, smashing you with a tremendous crash which was responsible for your injuries plus the “Pain and Suffering” you’ve had to endure. Read more…
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There were no “Estimated Accidents” made for 2004 however it has now been determined that back in 2002 there were reported to be six million three hundred and fifteen thousand motor vehicle accidents in the United States for that whole year. That figure comes down to about 17,300 accidents per day! Read more…
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Low Speed impacts are those that take pace at speeds under 10 MPH !
There’s often little (if any) visible Property Damage done to the rear of ones motor vehicle. However, those who are struck (especially in the rear) often have injuries, especially neck injuries. The most common of them are identified as “Whiplash”. Read more…
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In the past I’ve been fortunate enough to have this absolutely sensational publication The Left Lane print several of my articles on “Pain and Suffering” however (upon an in-depth review of them) I’ve discovered there’s now even more information I can add. Alright, so now, this will bring the readers of The Left Lane right up-to-date as of late 2004. Read more…
