Many businesses carry no-fault insurance for vehicles used in the operation of their business. From trucking companies to used car sales, PIP benefits from the employer cover employees on the job. But what if a person is the self-employed owner of such a business? Does the business coverage apply?
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Read MoreIn a serious injury accident, auto accident attorneys sometimes need to get creative to find liability. When a car malfunction results in a car accident, the spotlight can turn to auto repair negligence claims. But as a recent case suggests, proving negligence isn’t always easy.
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