Rachel Ingle

Rachel Ingle is a resolute advocate for personal injury victims across the globe with a professional trajectory spanning over 15 years. While her work reverberates globally, her focus primarily lies within the United States. Rachel has since harnessed her proficiency in research and writing to make a difference in the personal injury industry. With a vast understanding of legal dynamics, Rachel continually updates her knowledge of legislative shifts and auto insurance trends. Her passion and relentless pursuit of justice make her an irreplaceable asset in personal injury advocacy. She believes that victims are best armed with as much knowledge as possible. In her spare time, Rachel enjoys making Thai Cuisine and travelling Southeast Asia.

Common Situations Wherein a Healthcare Provider Breaches Standard of Care

Image by Zach Vessels on Unsplash Medical negligence, a leading cause of death in the US, is when healthcare professionals breach the standard of care. About half of the medical negligence cases worldwide are caused by medication errors, with 25% leading to severe consequences.  Whether by omission or commission, other scenarios can also involve medical […]

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Things You Need to Know When Involved in a Car Accident in Austin, Texas

In 2021, the Austin Police Department (APD) documented 120 fatalities due to road crashes. That is more than the 94 incidents in 2020 and 88 in 2019. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) recorded 12,433 vehicle crashes in 2021. According to the Austin Fire Department, a 10-vehicle crash in South Austin resulted in one fatality.

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Tips on What To Do After a Motorcycle Accident in San Diego

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration pointed out that a motorcycle rider has a higher mortality risk than a car driver. After all, motorcyclists have fewer layers of protection than car drivers during a crash. Unlike cars, motorcycles do not have airbags or seat belts that reduce crash impact. A motorcyclist mostly depends on their

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How Long Does a Settlement Take?

The basis of personal injury claims includes car accidents, assault, medical malpractice, product defects, and wrongful death. They can also arise from defamation, false imprisonment, and invasion of privacy. The courts usually resolve these cases for several years, so most people choose out-of-court settlements. For instance, a 57-year-old man entered a $91 million settlement with

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Car Accident Settlement: How Long Does It Take?

Car accidents, both major and minor, are an everyday occurrence. There were over 5 million motor vehicle crashes recorded in 2020. 99.5 percent of these were non-fatal. The remaining half percent were not so lucky. The NHTSA, or National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, released data in 2020 that motor vehicle crashes accounted for 38,824 deaths

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What is the Leading Cause of Boating Fatalities?

The carelessness of how some people act when driving a boat is worrisome. Recreational boating statistics from the US Coast Guard reveal 658 boating fatalities occurred in 2021. A 19-year-old girl died at the Beaufort River, allegedly due to her friend’s reckless behavior. The driver was allegedly under the influence of alcohol and was acting

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Proving Fault and Damages in a Negligence Lawsuit

In all states, people must act according to prevailing standards of behavior to avoid putting others at risk. But some individuals fail to conduct themselves as a reasonable person would under similar circumstances.  If such misconduct causes harm to others, there’s likely a case of negligence. A person violating the standard level of care required

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What Should You Do After a Car Accident in Dallas, TX?

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) Crashes and Injuries Statistics documented 324 fatal crashes and 352 deaths in Dallas county. In 2021, Dallas ranked second in the highest number of road accidents at 55,634. In one incident, authorities shut down Interstate 30 due to a multiple-vehicle collision. Consequently, several types of auto accidents happen in

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Is California a No-Fault State, and Does It Impact Your Car Accident Case?

In 2020, 3,558 fatal crashes led to 3,847 deaths in California. Out of 100,000 population, 9.7 people die due to road accidents. Aside from fatalities, car accidents also result in injuries and property damage. For instance, a speeding car caused a high-impact accident in Los Angeles. As a result, four people died, and eight people

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Proving Fault and Damages in Jet Ski Accidents

The number of registered recreational watercraft in the US increases every year. In 2021, the Coast Guard reported almost 12 million recreational boating vessels registered nationwide.  However, the growing popularity of such a pastime has also resulted in an upward trend in boating accidents. In 2021, the United States Coast Guard (USCG) logged 4,439 accidents

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Do You Have a Case If You Suffered Injuries From a Rear-End Collision?

With almost 284 million vehicles operating in the US, the country is one of the busiest when it comes to road traffic. It is no surprise there should be a significant number of car accidents. The NHTSA, or the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, estimated 31,785 car accident fatalities in the first nine months of

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What is the Top Cause of Collision Accidents?

Pedestrians, cars, motorcycles, trucks, buses, taxis, and mopeds use and share the roads. People who operate motor vehicles to travel support different countries’ social and economic developments. Unfortunately, vehicular accidents are responsible for countless injuries, deaths, and associated costs. Injuries from motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death among kids and young adults

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