Question from a reader:
I once almost collided with a bicycle while driving. Fortunately, the other party avoided me, so there was no accident, but I am wondering if I should have stopped to check afterward. Should I consult the police?
Hello, today I would like to think about a somewhat concerning topic. Recently, a friend asked me
Question from a reader:
Several months after breaking my spine in a traffic accident, I fell during a hospital visit due to pain and fractured another part of my body. In this case, is it legally possible to seek compensation from the other party for the second fracture? I also needed to be hospitalized; what will happen now?
Question from a reader:
I was involved in a traffic accident, but I am uninsured. I have hidden my uninsured status from my company and told them the fault ratio is 70:30. However, my company is asking for a document to prove the fault ratio. In this case, is there any document that can prove the fault ratio? The other party
Question from a reader:
I was involved in a traffic accident. This afternoon, while trying to go straight through an intersection with a green light, a car coming from the opposite direction turned right and collided with the front right tire of my car. I was driving a van, and there were four children in car seats in the back seat.
Question from a reader:
I was involved in a bicycle and car accident last October and have been visiting an orthopedic clinic for about six months due to a tibial plateau fracture. Fortunately, the fracture wasn’t too severe, and I only needed a cast and crutches for two months. I’ve heard that the period during which I was in a cast
Question from a reader:
I recently had a traffic accident. While on my way to a lecture as critic A, I was in a taxi when I was rear-ended by another car. I sustained a cervical spine injury and was hospitalized for a month, and I am still receiving outpatient treatment. I paid about 1 million yen for medical and hospitalization
Question from a reader:
I received documents related to a traffic accident, but should I write the year in the Western calendar or the Reiwa era? The documents I received have both, and I’m unsure which one to use.
Hearing that traffic accident documents have arrived can be quite startling. The stress of
Question from a reader:
Please let me consult you about a bicycle accident. I am a high school student. The other day, I was involved in a collision with an elderly person at a T-junction. I panicked and only checked if the other person was injured (they said they were fine) and apologized, but I forgot to ask for their contact
Question from a reader:
If my car collides with the rear side of the other car at an intersection, will the fault ratio be more favorable for me?
Accidents at intersections are often particularly complex cases among traffic incidents. In particular, head-on collisions raise questions about how much fault each party bears. The questioner is
Question from a reader:
I raised my hand and crossed at the crosswalk in front of the station, but I ended up in contact with a car that didn’t stop. I have developed a herniated disc and have been receiving outpatient treatment for a year now. In such cases, how much compensation can I expect?
