When multiple vehicles are involved in a highway accident, it can be difficult to determine who is at fault for the accident and the specific allocations of fault among multiple responsible parties. In some cases, multiple parties who are at fault for a highway accident may agree to a specific allocation of fault in a settlement agreement, or allocation may be determined by a jury at trial. In any event, having multiple vehicles in a highway accident means that multiple insurance policies are at play, which can make it more likely that you recover greater compensation for your injuries. But having multiple vehicles and insurance policies in effect can also make negotiations more difficult. That is why it is important to have an experienced highway accident attorney on your side to represent your interests.