Personal Injury Attorney Blog

Despite many improvements in vehicle safety technology in recent years, there were still 38,824 fatal crashes on US roads in 2020.

Hidden symptoms or conditions that don't present immediately following a car accident are common. They can appear hours, days, or even weeks later.

Car accidents are always dangerous, but highway collisions are often much more serious than car accidents on city streets.

It’s important to note that in a personal injury claim for a whiplash injury, the type of treatment you receive can greatly impact the value of your claim.

While whiplash is a common injury in car accidents, it is often misunderstood, and the true impact of this injury can be easily overlooked.

Whiplash injuries can be incredibly debilitating. When the muscles in your neck and back are damaged in a car accident, it can cause long-term discomfort and pain.

It’s important to note that in a personal injury claim for a whiplash injury, the type of treatment you receive can greatly impact the value of your claim.

If you believe you sustained injuries due to the negligent or substandard care of a medical professional, you have a right to pursue compensation.

Although it’s illegal, homeowners often shoot off fireworks during the 4th of July holiday. As a result, more than 15,000 preventable fireworks-related injuries occurred in the US last year.

Injury and accident claims are managed on a contingency fee basis. Any fees associated with your case are taken out of the settlement proceeds at the end – not up-front.

If you were injured in a car accident, you should check to see if your own car insurance policy has what is known as MEDPAY (Medical Payments) benefits or PIP (Personal Injury Protection) coverage.

However, there are many ways to pay your medical bills after an injury car accident – never avoid treatment for fear of the cost!

You may be entitled to compensation for economic and non-economic losses caused by a car crash.

How you react after a car accident can make a big difference, especially if you need help from an attorney to file a personal injury claim. Here's what not to do.

No insurance company is going to recommend that you retain counsel. Which is, of course, the best evidence that you should.