Hawaii Accidents

A Hilo postal worker can have a work injury claim and a separate fault case over road debris, and the biggest fights are usually over blame and forced "light duty."

A commercial truck hit a farm worker at a rural Honolulu intersection, and now the business is hiding behind an LLC while medical bills and rent are piling up.

A project manager driving between job sites in Kaneohe may have both a workers' comp claim and a separate injury case if a defective SUV part caused or worsened the crash.

A janitor in Hilo got stuck with a parked-car hit-and-run and an adjuster playing games about policy limits.

You were working, a passenger was in the car, the at-fault driver borrowed the vehicle, and now you're stuck figuring out Hawaii no-fault, rideshare coverage, and the VA at the same time.

A Waipahu rideshare driver on SSDI after a rear-end crash usually does not lose SSDI because of a settlement, but the hospital lien can gut the payout unless it gets challenged and reduced.