This chart summarizes the laws on using cell phones and texting while driving, as well as hand-held electronic devices, use of headphones, or other devices which would impair a driver’s attention or hearing.
This 50-state chart covers the law with regard to workers’ compensation claims by undocumented employees and whether undocumented immigrants are entitled to receive workers’ compensation benefits when they are injured while on the job.
This chart details individual state laws regarding No Pay No Play laws and its exceptions. A number of states have passed these laws to limit the compensation for drivers without auto insurance by not allowing them to benefit from someone else’s compliance with the law when they deny that benefit to others.
This 50-state chart covers federal government liability and tort claims under the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA), which makes the federal government liable for certain torts and actions of its employees.
This chart deals with governmental immunity and tort liability of municipal, county, and local government in all 50 states.
Sovereign or governmental immunity concern themselves with the various legal doctrines or statutes that provide federal, state, or local governments immunity from tort-based claims, as well as exceptions to or waivers of that immunity. This 50-state chart deals with state sovereign immunity and tort liability, which is the separate body of law governing state law tort…
This damage to property without market value chart depicts the law in all 50 states with regard to the award of damages to personal property without a typical market value.
This chart summarizes law on sudden medical emergencies while driving, as well as basic law of negligence and defenses available when a driver claims to have sustained a sudden medical emergency resulting in loss of control of vehicle that causes damages.
This chart covers recovery of sales tax after vehicle total loss. There are two types of claims that can be made following a total loss accident, both are covered in this chart: first-party claims and third-party claims.
This Automobile Total Loss Thresholds In All 50 States chart will help take the guesswork out of when and whether a vehicle involved in a collision is considered “totaled” for first-party insurance purposes.