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Your lawyer, drawing from their expertise and understanding of the legal system, will gather supporting evidence to back your claim. Compelling evidence can maximize the compensation you receive.

These actions include submitting a complaint, collecting evidence, and Answering legal documentation. By taking care of the legal documentation, your lawyer can alleviate a significant amount of stress and enable you to concentrate on your improvement. Additionally, we ensure that all essential paperwork is precise and submitted punctually.

When a driver is following too closely behind another car or when a driver suddenly stops, one car may end up rear-ending the other car. These crashes are the most common and usually cause minimal damage. Keeping a safe following distance is the best way to prevent them.

Often called T-bone crash. This type of car wreck occurs when one vehicle collides into the side of another vehicle. These often occur at intersections, for instance when a driver is turning left and fails to yield to oncoming traffic. The rate of speed, as well as the level of impact, will determine the severity of the damage.

There are many causes and types of single-vehicle accidents. They are collisions with stationary objects, running off the road, and spinning out of control after sliding on ice. There are times when a third party may be liable. In this type of accident, for example, if a recent tire you changed blew out due to poor workmanship. As well if another driver runs a red light and you swerve to avoid an accident but end up crashing into a pole. In these cases, the mechanic and the red light runner’s negligent conduct could make them responsible.

Also referred to as pile-ups, these collisions involve at least three cars. Similarly to head-on collisions, multi-vehicle impacts are dangerous and can lead to severe injuries and additional fatalities. It’s possible for the vehicles to collide with one another, multiple times at different angles, making them difficult to escape. They often occur on busy roads, freeways, and highways.

One of the most serious types of car accident injuries, that can range from a mild concussion to a coma. Drivers and passengers alike are at risk of hitting their heads against steering wheels, dashboards, or windows in a head-on collision. A traumatic brain injury of this magnitude can also lead to a loss of hearing, problems with vision, and skull fractures. Extensive treatment and long-term medical care may be a necessity after sustaining such brain injuries.

Also a very serious car accident injury, which can cause paralysis or a loss of feeling in the arms, hands, legs or feet. Sustaining a spinal cord injury can cause significant nerve damage.

The most well-known injury resulting from a car wreck, caused by the sudden movement of the head and neck. Rear-end collisions are a major cause of this injury. Neck muscle and ligament damage can be caused, varying in severity, depending on the accident and the person’s health. Symptoms include neck pain and stiffness, loss of range of motion in the neck, headaches, shoulder, upper back or arms tenderness or pain, tingling or numbness in the arms, fatigue, and dizziness. They can last anywhere from a few weeks to several years.

Often caused by the chest being restricted by a seat belt or by hitting the steering wheel. This broken bone injury can cause sharp, shooting pains and extreme discomfort. If a rib or the sternum is not broken or fractured, but you feel dull and aching pains upon breathing that varies with your movements then there may be bruising.