Rear-end collisions are a common type of auto accident. In most cases, the driver that rear-ends a vehicle is presumed to be at fault for the auto accident. This rule is established by La. R.S. 32:81. The vehicle whose front bumper hits the rear bumper of another vehicle is usually at fault for an auto […]
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After a car accident, a police officer typically is called to investigate the accident. The investigating police officer will often take statements from the parties involved and non-involved witnesses, take measurements, take scene photos, collect the parties’ insurance information, issue tickets to the at-fault driver, and author an automobile accident report. In Louisiana, most police
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A vehicle turning right at an intersection when facing a solid red light may do so after stopping completely and if there are no signs indicating that the right turn or right U-turn is impermissible. La. R.S. 23: 232(3)(c). A vehicle may also turn left when facing a solid red light as long as no
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