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Accident & Legal Guides
Step-by-step resources to help you after a car accident
Accident Checklist
What to do immediately after a car accident — a step-by-step guide for protecting your rights and building your case.
Insurance Claims
How to file a car insurance claim, negotiate with adjusters, and maximize your settlement amount.
Hiring a Lawyer
When you need an attorney, what to expect from a free consultation, and how contingency fees work.
State Laws Overview
Comparative fault rules, statute of limitations, insurance requirements — explained in plain English.
Rear-End Collisions
Fault presumptions, common injuries, and what to do when you’re rear-ended or accused of rear-ending someone.
Hit and Run
Your legal options after a hit-and-run, how to file a claim, and criminal penalties for leaving the scene.
Browse by State
Car accident laws vary dramatically by state. Find guides specific to your state.
Texas
Modified 51% bar
SOL: 2 years
California
Pure comparative
SOL: 2 years
Florida
No-fault / PIP $10K
SOL: 2 years
Georgia
Modified 50% bar
SOL: 2 years
North Carolina
Contributory neg.
Min: 50/100/50
New York
No-fault / PIP $50K
SOL: 3 years
Illinois
Modified 50% bar
SOL: 2 years
Pennsylvania
Choice no-fault
SOL: 2 years
Ohio
Modified 51% bar
SOL: 2 years
New Jersey
Choice no-fault
Min: 35/70/25
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DISCLAIMER: TurnYourClaim is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This site provides general educational information only. Laws vary by state and change frequently. Always consult a licensed attorney in your state for advice specific to your situation.