You have just been involved in a car crash, and your thoughts are spinning. You are aware that the other motorist disregarded a stop sign and collided with you. However, you are aware that you were exceeding the speed limit slightly. A surge of anxiety envelops you. Have I compromised my case due to speeding? Is it possible for the insurance company to reject my claim if I was partially responsible for the incident? This is a widely experienced fear. This is also one of the most common misconceptions people have regarding personal injury law.
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