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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “traffic accident”

Res Ipsa Loquitur and Hearsay Evidence in Philippine Vehicular Accident Claims

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when res ipsa loquitur can overcome hearsay objections to traffic accident reports in insurance subrogation claims.

Hearsay on the Highway: When a Traffic Report Cannot Prove Fault in Damage Claims

A traffic accident report based only on an eyewitness's account is hearsay. Learn how this affects insurance subrogation claims.

Negligence and Quasi-Delict: When Overtaking on the Shoulder Makes You Liable

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies negligence and vicarious liability of vehicle owners in traffic accidents under Philippine law.

Reckless Imprudence in Philippine Traffic Accidents: What Veneracion v. People Teaches Drivers

Philippine Supreme Court ruling clarifies reckless imprudence liability in traffic accidents, emphasizing driver precautions and evidentiary standards.