If you’re suffering from a personal injury that has left you unable to work, coupled with large medical bills, you have options. While it’s easy to feel alone and forgotten during this difficult time, there are steps you can take to improve your outcome and ensure that you get the…
If you’ve ever been in an auto accident, you know it can be a very stressful experience. In addition to any bodily injuries or vehicular damage you incurred during the accident, you may also have to deal with the stress that comes from handling the issue. Thankfully, car accident lawyers…
Understanding Delayed Symptoms of TBIs It’s uncommon to walk away unharmed from a serious car crash, regardless of whether it’s a minor collision or a major disaster. Even if you don’t display any immediate signs of a traumatic brain injury (TBI), it doesn’t mean that you haven’t sustained one. The…
It’s highly likely that you may experience a rear-end car crash at some point in your life. The National Highway Safety Traffic Administration (NHTSA) has reported that rear-end collisions account for 28% of all accidents and are the most common type of collision. There are many misconceptions and generalizations surrounding…
Were you aware that there are about six million car accidents in the United States yearly? The majority of these accidents result in damage to the vehicles involved. However, approximately one in three accidents also cause personal injuries, and two out of ten car accidents lead to fatalities. Dealing with…
The popularity of cell phones and communication technology has made it difficult for drivers to resist using them while driving. The urgent need to respond to incoming text messages and phone calls distracts drivers from other important activities. Due to the increase in accidents caused by these distractions, lawmakers have…
According to the Texas Department of Transportation, 239,539 individuals were injured in motor vehicle crashes in 2021 alone. However, what some people don’t know is that a car accident doesn’t have to be a serious crash for it to result in injuries. Even minor accidents, such as fender benders, can…
Anyone who has ever driven a vehicle is familiar with blind spots. However, not everyone knows where these blind spots are on their car, SUV, or even large commercial vehicles, like semi-trucks. Drivers who don’t know where blind spots are located and do not frequently check their side and rear-view…
The safety features in most vehicles are designed to protect the vehicle’s passengers from front and rear-end collisions. Due to the impact of a T-bone accident or side impact collision, the damage it could cause can be devastating. Further, this type of accident is worse for older vehicles that aren’t…
Most drivers are likely to experience rear-end accidents at least once in their life. In the United States, around 1.7 million rear-end collisions happen annually, which accounts for 29% of all car crashes. This means that rear-end collisions are the most frequent type of collision, leading to over half a…
