When Another Driver Fails to Stop, You Shouldn’t Pay the Price
Stop sign accidents are especially frustrating — because they’re almost always preventable. You slowed down. You followed the rules. The other driver didn’t.
Now you’re dealing with pain, medical bills, missed work, and an insurance company that may already be questioning what happened.
If another driver failed to stop or yield and caused your accident, you may be entitled to compensation.
We help stop-sign accident victims protect their rights and recover what they deserve.
Stop Sign Accidents Are Usually Caused by Driver Negligence
Crashes at stop signs commonly happen because a driver:
- Failed to stop completely (rolling stop)
- Failed to yield the right of way
- Was distracted or on their phone
- Misjudged speed or distance
- Ran a stop sign entirely
Insurance companies may still try to argue fault — especially at intersections — but these cases are often much stronger than they appear.
Injuries from Stop Sign Accidents Can Be Serious
Many stop sign accidents involve side-impact or angled collisions, which can cause significant injuries.
Common injuries include:
- Neck and back injuries
- Whiplash and soft-tissue damage
- Head injuries and concussions
- Broken bones
- Shoulder, hip, and joint injuries
- Pain that worsens days after the crash
Even if the accident didn’t seem severe at first, your injuries can be very real.
When to Call a Personal Injury Lawyer
You should talk to a lawyer if:
- Another driver ran or rolled through a stop sign
- You were hit while legally proceeding through an intersection
- The insurance company is blaming you or disputing fault
- You needed medical care or ongoing treatment
- You missed work or are still in pain
⚠️ Intersection accidents often involve shared-blame arguments. Legal help matters.
We Take On the Insurance Company — So You Don’t Have To
Insurance adjusters are trained to reduce payouts. We’re trained to protect you.
When you work with us, we:
- Investigate the crash and establish right of way
- Collect police reports, witness statements, and evidence
- Work with medical professionals to document your injuries
- Handle all insurance communications
- Fight for fair compensation — not fast, low settlements
💼 No upfront costs. No legal fees unless we win your case.
What Compensation May Be Available?
You may be entitled to compensation for:
- Medical bills (past, current, and future)
- Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
- Pain and suffering
- Physical therapy and rehabilitation
- Out-of-pocket accident-related expenses
Insurance companies often undervalue stop sign accident claims — especially when victims go it alone.
Get a Free, No-Obligation Case Review
Your consultation is free, confidential, and pressure-free.
We’ll review what happened, explain your rights, and help you understand your options.