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Can car accidents cause internal injuries?
Internal injuries can result from the impact of a crash. They happen when internal organs are damaged due to the impact of a crash or from being punctured by a broken bone or foreign object. Internal injuries can happen when a crash victim makes contact with a seat belt, steering wheel, airbag or head rest....
Read MoreHow much compensation should I expect from my car accident claim?
You were just involved in a collision with another driver. You made an appointment with your primary care physician only to find out that you are stuck with a heap of medical bills. On top of that, you may need long-term physical therapy, resulting in potential future medical costs. Your doctor also recommends that you...
Read MoreRear-end crashes can cause more than just whiplash
Whiplash is the most common injury sustained in rear-end collisions. It occurs when the head and neck whip forward and backward in a rapid motion, causing damage to the soft tissue in the neck. Whiplash generally produces symptoms such as headaches, neck pain and stiffness, shoulder and back pain, tingling in the limbs, and fatigue....
Read MoreFiling a personal injury claim for a loved one
In most cases, someone who is injured due to negligence is able to file a claim against the responsible party and recover damages. What if the person who is injured is unable to file a personal injury claim due to a severe injury or disability? If a loved one finds himself or herself in such...
Read MoreHow serious are facial injuries from car crashes?
A facial injury from a car accident can result in pain, expensive medical treatment and even reconstructive surgery. A study found that facial injuries are more common than any other injuries. These serious injuries require immediate medical attention and are frequently associated with injuries to internal organs or trauma to the brain. Even with the...
Read MoreWhat to do if you sustained a spinal injury in a crash
Spinal injuries are commonly caused by crashes, no matter how minor. It only takes a fender bender to throw off someone's neck or back. The spine is one of the most important components to the human body. It keeps us mobile and provides structural support to the torso, limbs, and head. The vertebrae (spinal bones)...
Read MoreWhy don't I feel pain immediately after a crash?
Whether you were involved in a traffic collision or other catastrophe, you likely sustained an injury. Even if you feel perfectly fine, injury symptoms may take days to manifest. There is one problem with minor injuries. Those who sustain them often don't act until it's too late. If you think you're OK after a crash,...
Read MoreAccident-related Traumatic Brain Injuries: Causes, Types, and Recovery
The brain is a very delicate and vital component of the human body. A severe blow or violent shaking of the head can result in long-term damage. This is medically known as traumatic brain injury (TBI) and is caused by damage to brain tissue. Traffic collisions are among the leading causes of TBIs. These include:...
Read MoreWhat factors can impact the value of my personal injury settlement in New Hampshire?
An injury caused by someone else's negligent or reckless behavior can be life-changing. Whether you were hurt in a traffic collision, slip and fall, dog bite, or any other incident, you may be entitled to a settlement. You will need to consult with an experienced personal injury lawyer who can help you build a strong...
Read MoreCan I get a settlement after a car accident with an uninsured driver or a hit-and-run crash?
You were involved in a hit-and-run or a crash with a driver who didn't carry car insurance. You may be wondering whether you can get a settlement from your crash: medical expenses, lost wages, property damage, and non-economic damages. While the Division of Motor Vehicles recommends that all drivers purchase standard liability and property damage...
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