INJURY BLOG

Life can change in a flash if you are involved in a car accident. Regardless of the damage done to your body or vehicle, being involved in an auto collision can be a very traumatic experience. Unfortunately, there are many car accidents each year that result in serious damage, like traumatic brain injuries. The road to recovery following a TBI can be a very long one. Many people who experience these types of injuries are unable to work, which is

Although the technology is still relatively new, self-driving cars are now a reality on some roads and the number of them out driving will be increasing in the coming years. But what effect will self-driving cars have on your chances (in your human-driven vehicle) of being in an auto accident? A recent report from a US consulting firm, McKinsey & Company, claims that self-driving cars could end up reducing traffic fatalities by some 90%. “By midcentury, the penetration of AVs

Most car accidents are caused by driver error, but in some instances, vehicle defects can also lead to devastating car wrecks. The problem of course is that unless a car manufacturer issues a recall, it is impossible for drivers to know whether or not their vehicles are defective, which means that when the defect occurs, it will do so without warning. Therefore it is important for you to know some of the more common vehicle defects, so that you can

A lot of the time, those who are involved in a car accident don’t see it coming, or at least they don’t see it coming until it’s too late. But there are many times when erratic and dangerous drivers will make themselves known to others around them and it’s important to know the signs to be on the lookout for. Swerving Can Lead to a Car Accident The most obvious sign of a dangerous driver is an inability to control

You can’t anticipate being involved in a car accident, and when it does happen, it can affect your decision-making skills. And that lack of clear thinking can lead you to make some mistakes that could end up complicating a legal claim in the future. So to ensure that you protect your rights after you’re involved in a car accident that was not your fault, here are three things you should be mindful of, to avoid making a mistake that can

Loud music and young drivers go together like peanut butter and jelly, but could this combination actually cause more car accidents? That’s more than just a theoretical question, because studies have found that teenage drivers are much more likely to engage in distracted driving habits such as talking on a mobile device, chatting with a passenger, eating, texting while driving, and even watching videos on a built-in screen. All those activities distract drivers by either taking their eyes off the