Have you been involved in a car accident recently? You might not realize the extent of your injuries until a doctor evaluates you thoroughly. The fact of the matter is that some injuries do get worse in time in the absence of treatment. This is why it’s very important to monitor your health and take … 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
Studies show that between 11% and 13% of the adult population suffers from chronic pain and one known trigger is car accidents. While some victims recover with ease from the injuries sustained during the collision, some experience chronic pain that prevails for months or even years. If you suffer from chronic pain after a car … Read more
As electric scooters increase in popularity, so does the risk of car accidents involving them. Electric scooters are increasing in popularity. They’re easy to use, green, and can be effective in getting around town, particularly if the distances you need to travel aren’t very large. Just as someone may get Uber to get to their … Read more
If a car accident leaves you paralyzed, whether your condition is temporary or permanent, you are likely entitled to compensation. Paralysis is a temporary or permanent inability to move a part of the body. In most cases, it is caused by nerve damage, though it can also be triggered by an injury to the body … Read more