Car accidents are always jarring, even when the driver who hits you sticks around to exchange contact information. However, when another driver strikes your car then flees the scene, what can you do to protect yourself and get the justice you deserve? And if you do catch the driver, what charges will he or she face? Read on to learn more about what you can do right after a hit-and-run accident and how the legal system will deal with the offending driver. What You Should Do Af

Driving is the easiest and most efficient way to get around town and complete errands. Driving can get your children to and from school or get groceries picked up. But the more an individual is on the road, the more opportunities the driver has to be involved in a car accident.Car accidents can range in severity in both property damage and injury. Property damage may range from a minor fender bender to a totaled car. Injuries may range from bumps and bruises to death. A four-

Driving is an efficient and convenient mode of transportation. But driving can also lead to car accidents. Car accidents can be due to a variety of causes that range from texting to drinking, both of which are considered negligence. In many cases, the driver causing the accident may owe the other driver compensation for damages caused. An accident that occurred early Sunday morning left a Jupiter police officer with serious injuries. Another driver who had fallen asleep behin