Yes, you may recover damages for emotional distress after a car accident. Many people suffer emotional trauma from the accident and their injuries, and they need costly treatment for anxiety and other distress. You also[…]
After an accident, you may get numerous messages and phone calls from insurance companies trying to talk to you. You have no obligation to speak with another party’s insurance. However, when it comes to your[…]
When you are a car accident victim, you understandably want to resolve your accident claim quickly. However, if you have injuries and significant losses from a motor vehicle accident, it may require patience to fight[…]
There is no way to predict your chances of winning a personal injury lawsuit. While some cases are stronger than others, most personal injury lawyers won’t accept your case unless they believe you can win.[…]
The term traumatic brain injury (TBI) can encompass many different kinds of injuries to the brain. Types of brain injuries include: Concussion (shaking or blunt force); Hemorrhage (bleed); Contusion (bruise); Edema (swelling); Diffuse axonal injury[…]
The steps in a personal injury lawsuit can differ from one case to the next. Many personal injury cases will follow a similar pattern, though, with the sequence including: 1. An Event That Harms the[…]
One of the challenges of driving any vehicle is seeing the areas close to your vehicle. Modern cars and trucks have rear-view and side-view mirrors and technologies like backup cameras to help ensure drivers avoid[…]
Does your heartbeat 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 leave[…]
The Governor’s Highway Safety Association (GHSA) estimates that motorcycles have a fatality rate 28 times that of passenger vehicles, resulting in approximately 14 percent of all traffic fatalities across the nation. Most traffic accidents are[…]