Whiplash is the single most common physical injury in New York auto accidents. It happens when the force of impact causes the head and neck to whip back and forth quickly — more quickly than the neck structure is designed to withstand. How forceful does the impact have to be? Not very. Studies have shown […]
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Bone Fractures in Car Accidents
A broken bone is a medical emergency. Depending on the location and severity of the break, you may suffer limited mobility and experience difficulty performing everyday tasks. In some cases, a fracture can also result in long-term complications. If you suffer a broken bone in a car accident, it is important to seek medical attention […]
Read MoreWill My Car Accident Claim Go to Trial?
Many people who have been injured in a car accident are reluctant to speak to a lawyer because they are concerned that it will take longer to receive compensation than just taking the insurance offer. However, insurance company offers are generally much lower than what your case is actually worth. A car accident lawyer can […]
Read MoreDo I Have a Claim for Car Accident Compensation?
When you are injured in a car accident, recovering financial compensation can be essential. Not only might you need coverage for your medical expenses, but you may need to recoup your lost wages, vehicle repair bills, and other out-of-pocket costs as well. If you were seriously injured, your pain and suffering could impact all aspects […]
Read More7 Steps in a Car Accident Claim
What happens after you are involved in a car accident in New York? If you believe what you see on television, you take a few photos, submit them on your insurance company’s phone app, and before you know it things are back to normal. Unfortunately, in reality, the process of recovering after a serious vehicle […]
Read MoreProving The At-Fault Driver was Distracted After a Car Accident
In recent years, distracted driving has become a leading cause of car accidents in New York and across the country. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “[e]ach day in the United States, approximately 9 people are killed and more than 1,000 injured in crashes that are reported to involve a distracted […]
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