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Some states require drivers to have no-fault insurance that pays for damages and injuries after a car accident regardless of who was at fault. No-fault insurance, also known as Personal Injury Protection, covers expenses up to the policy limits.

You probably have heard at some point that in a rear-end car accident, the driver of the rear car is always at fault. Well, there is no such thing as “always” when it comes to legal matters.

Car accidents happen in a flash. Sometimes what happened isn't clear.

Nobody in Santa Barbara expects to be involved in a car accident when they leave home, but traffic collisions occur without warning. If you are involved in a crash, you need to know what to do.

There are a number of dangerous behaviors that contribute to serious car accidents. Among them, driving faster than the posted speed limit is the leading cause of fatal crashes in the state of California, according to the Insurance Information Institute (III) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).

For parents with teenagers, the prospect of teaching your child to drive a car can be an anxiety-inducing one. Given that teen drivers are at greater risk of being involved in car accidents, it is important for parents to think carefully about safe driving habits for teen drivers.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that every year approximately 20 million new cases of sexually transmitted disease (STDs) are reported. STDs cost millions of dollars in health care and treatment and affect the lives of those who are infected.

You may be tempted to use an e-cigarette as an alternative to smoking tobacco cigarettes, but e-cigarettes and vaping devices can explode and cause serious burn injuries. Santa Barbara personal injury attorney Steven Andrade believes it is important to increase awareness of the risks of using e-cigarettes.

Santa Barbara residents should understand the risks of being scammed by people who are selling dangerously worn tires. When people drive with worn tires, serious auto accidents can occur as a result of tread separation or blow outs.

Teens throughout Southern California drive to school each day and often to part-time jobs, and they spend evenings and weekends driving around with friends. Teens are at much higher risk of being involved in a serious or fatal car accident than are drivers of other ages, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).