Every year, 1.5 million people in the U.S. suffer from traumatic brain injuries. If you have been the victim of a brain injury that is the result of a car accident, read on to learn when and why you should hire an accident lawyer to handle your case.
Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of car accidents in the U.S. Taking your eyes away from the road for just a second can have deadly consequences. If you have been injured by a distracted driver, you may be entitled to compensation from the driver and their insurance company.
Car wrecks can be stressful and difficult to deal with, especially right after they occur. Sometimes, instead of knowing what you're supposed to do, you need to know about the things that you should avoid.
A car accident can be one of the most traumatizing events in your life. When it's over, you can't help but wonder what you should do next. Discover our breakdown of the most common car accident injuries you for which you should consider seeking compensation.
If you are injured in a car accident and decide to take legal action against the negligent party, the compensation you receive could help cover your losses. How you react after the crash could make or break your legal case.
The majority of pedestrian accidents are caused by impaired or distracted drivers. If you've been hit by a car driven by an impaired or distracted driver, it will be crucial for you to follow these steps to ensure that you're legally protected.
On average, there are three million people injured in car accidents in America each year. And depending on the injury sustained, the costs of medical care can be crippling. If you have been in a car accident, you might be wondering whether to hire a car accident lawyer.
You’ve been injured a car wreck that was not your fault. Then to add insult to injury, you find out that the other driver was intoxicated at the time of the wreck. It almost feels like you have been hit twice.
Oftentimes, clients will ask who should be paying for their medical bills they incur for treatment of their injuries, when they are injured due to someone else’s negligence. The simple answer is that when a client has health insurance that can be billed, it usually puts more money in the client’s pocket at the time of settlement.