5 More Myths About Pursuing A Personal Injury Claim
When people are hurt in a crash, the legal questions start piling up faster than the paperwork. And somewhere in that swirl of confusion, a…
Understanding Adverse Inference
In civil litigation, courts will sometimes draw what’s called an “adverse inference.” It is an assumption that a party’s failure to call an important witness/expert…
How Do You Prove Who Was at Fault After a Car Accident?
Proving fault when there are no independent witnesses – is it really just my word against theirs? It can often feel that way. After an…
Who Pays If You Are Injured as a Pedestrian in New Brunswick?
Understanding Pedestrian Accidents in New Brunswick When a pedestrian is hit by a vehicle, one of the questions they may end up having is: “Who…
Why Pedestrian Accidents Increase in Winter and How to Stay Safe
Winter brings a lot of unpleasant things: snow, slush, and early darkness. With it comes a noticeable spike in pedestrian accidents. Understanding why can help…
Winter Driving Tips
Winter weather can make driving conditions hazardous, even for experienced drivers. At Correia & Collins, we want everyone to stay safe on the roads this…
What Happens If You Can’t Remember What Happened in Your Car Accident?
If you can’t remember anything about your accident, you’re not alone—trauma, shock, or head injuries often cause memory loss or temporary loss of consciousness. However,…
How can a lawyer help after a Tractor-Trailer Accident?
Tractor-trailer accidents are especially dangerous due to the massive size and weight of these vehicles. When a tractor-trailer collides with a regular vehicle, the injuries…
How can a lawyer help after a Stop Sign and Red Light Accident?
Stop sign accidents and red-light accidents happen when drivers fail to stop or yield properly, leading to collisions at intersections. These crashes can result in…
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