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Accidents involving multiple cars pose special and unique issues that impact the value of the case. For example, an injury victim is driving on I-93 when she is struck from the rear causing her to spin out. Upon coming to a rest, she is struck by two more vehicles. In this situation, the insurance companies for the persons who hit the injury victim often try to point the finger at one of the other defendants stating that injury victim's injuries were caused by the other defendant. In these circumstances, Hamblett & Kerrigan is experienced in negotiating with each of the negligent drivers to ensure that the victim is fully compensated for her injuries.
Another example is the injury victim is stopped at a light behind another vehicle when she is struck for the rear causing her vehicle to jolt forward and strike the car ahead of her, thereby causing damage to the person stopped in front. In these instances, the negligent driver who caused the accident with the initial rear-end collision, oftentimes they claim that the injury victim's injuries were caused due to her own negligence in striking the car in front of her. Once again, Hamblett & Kerrigan has experience in these situations to defend against the insurance companies' claims and to help the client to receive a fair and just settlement.
Another potential problem arises when a negligent driver hits several vehicles and causes injuries to multiple victims. In these instances, the negligent driver may not have enough insurance to cover all of the injuries. Hamblett & Kerrigan has experience to handle this situation and negotiate the best possible deal with the available insurance coverage as well as investigate other avenues of recovery.
If you have any questions regarding a car, automobile, motorcycle, pedestrian or truck accident, whether in Massachusetts or New Hampshire, please contact an attorney at Hamblett & Kerrigan to discuss. Let Hamblett & Kerrigan use their experience in representing injury victims to your advantage.
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