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Dashboard cameras, often called dash cams, are becoming more popular with Iowa drivers. Some drivers install them to document their daily commute. Others use them for added peace of mind behind the wheel. If a crash occurs, dash cam footage can often become an important piece of evidence. When two drivers describe an accident differently, video can provide a clearer…

After a car accident, most drivers assume that once their vehicle is repaired, the financial damage is behind them. But that’s often not the case. Even after high-quality repairs, a vehicle that’s been in a crash is usually worth less than it was before the accident. This loss in resale value is known as diminished value, and it’s a form…

It’s completely normal to feel disoriented after a collision. But the first 24 hours after a crash are some of the most critical hours of your entire claim. What you do, and what you avoid, during this window can determine how strong your case is, what evidence survives, and whether the insurance company treats your injuries seriously. Even minor fender-benders…

After a car accident, insurance companies don’t waste time. Sometimes, within hours, and almost always within a few days, they call with what sounds like a generous settlement offer. When you’re staring at medical bills, car repairs, and missed work, that quick payout can feel like the solution you need. But that first offer is rarely fair. In most cases,…

You’re driving home from work as snow starts to fall. The road is slick, visibility is dropping, and you’re focused on getting home safely, when suddenly another car slides into your bumper. Most people assume car crashes in Omaha like this are caused by bad weather and no one’s at fault. Don’t let a snowy road or slick intersection become…

You’re driving 55 mph down Highway 275 when traffic suddenly slows to a crawl. Up ahead, a combine crawls across both lanes. With cars stacking behind and impatient drivers trying risky passes, it only takes one mistake for disaster to strike. Crash data highlights the risk of farm equipment on Nebraska roads. October is the third most dangerous month for…

Every year, around 2 million Americans suffer traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), and even more alarmingly, 80,000 of those brain injuries result in lasting disabilities. Car accidents are one of the leading causes of TBIs. Treatment and long-term care for TBIs costs the U.S. an estimated $30 billion a year. Even with private insurance, families often face out-of-pocket expenses averaging $35,000…

Walking should be one of the safest forms of transportation, yet pedestrians remain some of the most vulnerable road users in Iowa and across the United States. When a collision occurs between a pedestrian and a vehicle, the consequences are often severe for the person on foot, resulting in serious injuries or worse. Many people assume that drivers are automatically…

If you’ve been in a traffic collision in Nebraska, you might be wondering when is it too late to go to the doctor after a car accident. Legally, it is essential to see a doctor as soon as possible. The medical records may be significant legal evidence. However, your physical health should be your primary concern. When is it too…