When someone sustains a brain injury due to a car accident, the financial implications can be substantial and long-lasting. These costs can extend far beyond immediate medical bills, making it important not to accept the initial insurance settlement hastily. Ongoing...
PROTECTING THE LEGAL INTERESTS OF INJURED HAWAII RESIDENTS AND VISITORS SINCE 1973
Car Accidents
Which types of cars are most often involved in a fatal car accident?
Car accidents can have serious consequences, and understanding the types of cars that are most often involved in fatal accidents can help raise awareness about road safety. Certain vehicle factors can lead to more accidents turning fatal. Learning about some of the...
Tips for safely navigating roundabouts
Roundabouts have become increasingly popular in Hawaii, and for a good reason. They improve traffic flow and safety by reducing conflicts and congestion at intersections. The Kihei Roundabout is a prime example of this trend, serving as a gateway to Maui's popular...
The dangers of repeat concussions
Suffering a concussion after a blow to the head is painful and disruptive enough. If you subsequently suffer a second or third concussion, however, the negative effects can increase exponentially. Car accident victims that suffer concussions can have their lives...
4 common causes for vehicle collisions in Hawaii
Not only do motor vehicle collisions often result in significant property damage, depending on the severity of the collision, vehicle occupants can suffer serious injuries. There are countless factors that can cause the crash and increase the severity of the...
Hawaii among top 5 states for distracted drivers
Hawaii residents and visitors alike would be wise to exercise caution when driving on any of the state’s islands. Research shows that Hawaii ranks high in terms of the number of motorists who are driving while distracted. Based on 2017 and 2018 statistics, Hawaii...
What are Hawaii’s most dangerous roads?
Driving around the island is a dangerous prospect for locals and tourists alike. Those unfamiliar with Hawaiin weather and terrain may find themselves entangled in serious accidents. Some roadways in Hawaii are more dangerous to traverse than others. However, having a...
Does UM/UIM coverage make a difference after an accident?
Working through the aftermath of an auto accident can be tough if you sustained injuries caused by an uninsured or underinsured motorist. Your personal injury protection (PIP) coverage will take care of most of – if not all – your medical bills. Yet, it is unlikely to...
4 primary causes of rear-end collisions
Rear-end collisions, where one vehicle collides with the back of another, are almost alarmingly common. In fact, the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration reports there are as many as two million of these accidents every single year. If you...
Always practice these pedestrian safety tips
Walking near traffic is dangerous, no matter where you are. When you are vacationing, it can be even more dangerous. Not only is there the risk that you might be distracted by new and different surroundings but the people operating motor vehicles might also be...