Anger will likely affect the way you drive: how you react, how quickly you notice things and respond to them. Everybody knows that frustration and driving almost come as a package deal in some situations. But that frustration can quickly turn into anger, and driving on this emotion is almost surely a recipe for disaster. … Read more
A police report can prove to be an incredibly powerful piece of evidence in your car accident case. When each side is telling a different story, the police report is often viewed as an objective recollection of events, as they don’t have anything to gain from the process. While severe car accidents will invite the … Read more
Without sufficient evidence to prove what actually happened in your car accident, your case can quickly turn in the other driver’s favor. You never know what to expect in a car accident claim. Even though you think the situation is rather cut and dry, without sufficient evidence to prove your side of the story, these … Read more
There are many myths surrounding spinal cord injuries that may end up hurting your settlement. Spinal cord injuries are caused when there is damage to the spinal cord or nerves. This type of injury can cause permanent or temporary issues, and the medical treatment that is often required is quite extensive. It’s why spinal cord … Read more
It’s possible to feel perfectly fine right after the collision, but later on to experience severe symptoms. See if this scenario sounds familiar: you get into a small collision with another driver. Call it a fender-bender or low-impact accident, it doesn’t matter. There doesn’t seem to be anything wrong, so you just exchange information with … Read more
Most people tend to think car accidents leave visible marks on the human body: scars, bruises, tears, etc. But that’s not always the case. After a car accident, a lot of people will inspect their bodies and if they do not see anything wrong, they mistakenly assume everything is fine. Except, there are many types … Read more