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Kicking Off National Distracted Driving Awareness Month

April is National Distracted Driving Awareness month, and with good reason. Distracted driving is the leading cause of car crashes in the U.S. today. In 2020 alone, this dangerous driving behavior resulted in more than 3,142 traffic deaths. This year, as for the last eight years, the National Highway Traffic…

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Can Past Driving Convictions Be Used Against Me in a Car Crash Claim?

Were you previously convicted of one or more traffic violations? Are you concerned how those convictions could hurt your ability to recover damages after a crash you did not cause? Past driving convictions may be the result of lessons learned, but they could still cause you trouble today. At PKSD,…

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Why Car Crash Settlement Calculators Are Not Reliable

 Accident victims have a lot to think about while trying to recover from a car crash. In addition to juggling doctor’s appointments, they have to deal with medical costs. Many victims may start to wonder how to pay these bills and what their claim is actually worth. Victims searching the…

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Is it Risky to Accept Cash From an at-Fault Driver?

After a car crash, it could be tempting to accept a cash offer from the other driver involved. However, even for a collision that seems minor, it is risky to accept cash from an at-fault driver. PKSD discusses important factors to consider if an at-fault driver offers you cash for…

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What Are the Leading Causes of Pedestrian Crashes?

The number of pedestrian crashes are on the rise across the nation. Two years into the pandemic, and fatalities are nearly the highest in decades. Learn more about the leading causes of pedestrian crashes, including why these numbers have surged in the last two years. At PKSD, we are committed…

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Who May Be Responsible for Damages in a Rideshare Collision?

If you were injured as a passenger in an Uber or Lyft, you may wonder who pays for damages in a rideshare collision. Car accident cases involving rideshare drivers can be quite complex. After a serious collision, you may have costly medical bills and other related-damages. In these types of…

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Lane Change Crashes and Who May Be at Fault

When drivers travel on freeways, the risk of being involved in a high-speed collision increases. Understanding right-of-way laws for merging and changing lanes is one thing you can do to help you avoid an accident. Learn who has the right of way in Wisconsin and who may be liable when…

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Who Pays for Damages From a Rental Car Accident?

Car accidents are always stressful and complicated. When you are involved in a rental car accident, there are even more concerns to handle. Could you be held liable for the damages? What if the crash was not your fault? At PKSD, we understand your concerns, and we are here to…

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Tips on Safer Driving in Bad Winter Weather

Wisconsin and many other areas across the country experience bitterly cold winters. If you live in one of these places, you know just how dangerous the roads can be this time of year. Taking a few minutes to prepare before you get into your car can help you to stay…

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Is Getting a Second Opinion for My Crash Injuries a Good Idea?

There are many reasons that patients receiving medical care may want to get a second opinion. Often, it is just to gain more faith in their doctor or a treatment being recommended. However, what if you got seriously hurt in a traffic accident? Is getting a second opinion about your…

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