You might be physically incapacitated due to injuries from a car accident. If so, that would be a good reason why you did not file an accident claim right away. The medical diagnosis and records of your medical treatment and costs would affirm your inability to file a claim immediately following an accident. However, in[…] Read More
Category: Personal Injury
Can I Still Suffer Serious Injuries from Low-Speed Accidents?
When we think of car accidents that cause serious injuries, our minds often jump to scenes of high-impact crashes involving vehicles traveling at high speeds. Although some of the most dramatic car accidents do involve such intense scenarios, the majority of car accidents are fender-benders or low-speed collisions that leave little damage to the cars[…] Read More
Can Traumatic Brain Injuries Occur from Car Accidents?
One of the most severe personal injuries that anyone can sustain is a traumatic brain injury (TBI). The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports approximately 1.7 million TBIs annually in an isolated injury or along with other injuries. Additionally, the CDC reports that annual head trauma results in roughly 230,000 hospitalizations, 50,000 deaths,[…] Read More
How Long Should I Be Sore after a Car Accident?
Even a minor car accident can leave your body feeling sore. Owing to adrenaline, you may not feel that you have initially been injured in an accident, only to learn that you have suffered significant personal injury. Someone in a car accident often wonders how long they will be sore after the collision. Soreness after[…] Read More
What Happens if I Slip and Fall at a Hotel?
Slip and fall accidents can happen anywhere, often with little warning and resulting in severe personal injury. If you are staying at a hotel, the possibility of a slip and fall accident exists whether you are there for business or pleasure and can severely dampen your itinerary. A severe injury caused by a slip and fall[…] Read More
What Are Some Winter Driving Safety Tips?
Winter weather creates extremely dangerous road conditions, making driving a frightening experience. According to AAA, nearly half a million car accidents per year are winter weather related and result in over 2,000 fatalities. Snow, freezing rain, and ice alter the roadways and vehicles, decrease visibility, and can severely compromise our ability to drive. When it[…] Read More
What Should I Photograph after a Car Accident?
Most of us use our car as an everyday routine of our lives, and the chances that we will be involved in an accident are substantial. Knowing what to do after a car accident should be part of every driver’s repertoire. If you are ever involved in a car accident, the first thing you do[…] Read More
What Are Some Winter Slip and Fall Safety Tips?
Most people are well aware that slip and fall accidents surge during the winter as streets and sidewalks accumulate snow and ice. Even a short trip to retrieve the mail could result in an accident. Staying safe during the winter means you have to be proactive in trying to mitigate slips and falls, which often[…] Read More
What Happens if I Slip and Fall at an Airport?
Airports are hectic places, featuring people rushing to departure gates and groups of people clustered together awaiting disembarking passengers. There are wet floors, thousands of carry-on bags and luggage lying about, transport vehicles rushing through, food and gift carts, cleaning carts, and many more obstacles to navigate as you move through. All these factors and[…] Read More
Can You File a Claim if You Slip and Fall While Drunk?
The premises liability laws in virtually all states says that the people who own and occupy a commercial or private property must maintain reasonably safe conditions. If a potentially dangerous condition exists, such as a puddle caused by a spill on the floor, the people in control of that property must take reasonable steps to[…] Read More