Posted in Car Accidents,General,Personal Injury on April 19, 2019
Thousands of car accidents occur every day in the U.S., and the drivers involved experience a wide range of injuries and economic damages depending on the location, severity, and causes of their accidents. Every driver should know what to expect when it comes to aches, pains, and injuries after a car accident. Injured drivers who… read more
Posted in California,Car Accidents on April 18, 2019
Car accidents are a very common occurrence throughout the U.S., and while some result in devastating injuries and catastrophic economic losses, others may only involve a few hundred dollars worth of vehicle repairs. When a driver experiences a car accident, he or she will likely wonder whether it is best to hire a motor vehicle… read more
Posted in Car Accidents,Personal Injury on March 25, 2019
California is notorious for its heavy traffic congestion. With busy highways and bumper-to-bumper traffic comes an increase in rear-end collisions. Rear-end collisions can occur when the following driver is not paying enough attention, or if the leading driver does not have working brake lights. Common injuries from rear-end collisions include whiplash and back injuries. In… read more
Posted in Car Accidents,Personal Injury on March 18, 2019
Degenerative disc disease is a condition that refers to the breakdown of the discs between the vertebrae over time. Spinal discs are responsible for absorbing shock and cushioning the bones of the spine. Degenerative disc disease can happen naturally with age, but minor injuries can also cause this condition. Injuries can create tears in the… read more
Posted in Car Accidents,Personal Injury on March 11, 2019
Car accidents can be physically devastating for victims. Common injuries range from multiple bone fractures to third-degree burns. When you suffer a specific injury, your physician will be able to estimate how long you will experience physical pain based on your diagnosis and prognosis. If you never went to the hospital or did not think… read more
Posted in California,Car Accidents,Personal Injury on February 25, 2019
Car accidents can be stressful occurrences, especially if you were not at-fault. Under California law, you must collect the at-fault driver’s insurance information in order to collect compensatory damages for your losses, such as medical expenses and property damages. However, if the other driver refuses to give insurance information or does not have insurance, the… read more
Posted in California,Car Accidents,Personal Injury on February 18, 2019
When you get into a car accident in California, you must report the crash to law enforcement under certain circumstances. Reporting a car accident is the first step to collecting compensatory damages for your losses in the situation, such as medical expenses and property damage. Following the reporting rules could have a major impact on… read more
Posted in Car Accidents,Personal Injury on February 11, 2019
Thousands of car accidents occur in parking lots every year in the United States, causing injuries, property damage, and even death. When you’re involved in a parking lot accident, determining who is at fault can be complicated. You will have to consider a few key issues, such as the primary cause of the crash, who… read more
Posted in Car Accidents,Personal Injury on December 11, 2018
If a driver sustains injuries and/or vehicle damage in a car accident, the first thing the driver should do after addressing immediate medical issues is to determine who is at fault for the accident. In most single-vehicle accidents, the affected drivers simply assume they are to blame because no other drivers took part in the… read more
Posted in Car Accidents,Personal Injury on December 11, 2018
When it comes to lane-changing accidents, most collisions occur on multi-lane highways and interstate roads that generally have much higher speed limits than residential and commercial areas. It can be very difficult to determine who is to blame in a lane change accident at higher speeds. Lots of cars passing and changing lanes means that… read more
