No one wants to be a part of a car accident. But knowing what to do if it happens can save lives, lessen injuries and make the process of insurance claims simpler. After an accident, immediately: Pull your car to the side of the road, if you are able to. Check for possible injuries. Make sure…
Read MoreThe impact of a car accident can cause damage to the arms or legs of drivers and passengers. There are different types of limb injuries based on what tissues are damaged but bone fractures, dislocations, soft tissue injuries, burns, and cuts are common examples of the variety of damages people can experience with limb injuries. If…
Read MoreAll insurance companies have a certain process they go through when investigating personal injury claims for car accidents. Your personal injury claim is treated just like every other claim that enters their office–with skepticism. However, some insurance companies go farther than that and may encourage claims adjusters to deny or delay your claim to avoid losing…
Read MoreCar accidents and workplace accidents often lead to serious injuries like traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). TBIs require faster medical care than most other injuries like bone fractures or soft tissue injuries. Certain TBIs can lead to disabilities or death if left untreated for too long. The brain can swell or a fractured skull piece can damage…
Read MoreAs an injured passenger after a car crash, you can feel helpless. After all, you weren’t driving either car that was involved in the crash, and your insurance doesn’t need to file a claim. You are not responsible for anything, but you are still a victim and have suffered injuries due to the accident. These…
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