Driving is perhaps the most dangerous activity most of us engage in every day. Consider these sobering car accident statistics: There are more than 38,000 fatal accidents annually in the United States. There are another[…]
Does your heart beat a little faster whenever you drive through an intersection? That’s a natural reaction after being in a broadside collision (also known as a T-bone collision) with another driver. T-bone accidents often[…]
Have you recently been in an auto accident? One of the first things you come to understand after an accident is how expensive and disruptive the aftermath is for the lives of the victims. This[…]
The time following a car accident can be very confusing, and you may be unsure of where to turn or what to do next. You may also have questions about what you need to do[…]
Sometimes it can be extremely difficult to tell which vehicle is at fault for causing a collision—especially in accidents that involve numerous vehicles. The determination of who or whom is at fault is even more[…]
Four Steps You Need to Take After a Car Accident The immediate aftermath of a car accident that caused injuries can overwhelm anyone, as can the following days, weeks, and months as you deal with[…]
Because so many people in the United States rely on their vehicles for transportation, car accidents are unfortunately a common occurrence. Personally experiencing a car accident and its immediate aftermath can be incredibly bewildering, frustrating,[…]
Car accidents can result in serious injuries, as well as serious financial stress for those who were not prepared to deal with the results of a damaging collision. Victims of car accidents who believe that[…]
If you have sustained injuries in a car accident, you might be wondering what you can expect in terms of physical pain and the rate of recovery. Every accident is unique and can result in[…]