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February 17, 2016 /
By Content Edit /Car Accidents
According one study, more than 150,000 injuries and 2,000 deaths are caused by winter driving accidents each year. Despite great work like the ConsumerReports article linked above, many drivers believe things about winter driving that just aren’t true. One common myth is that winter tires are an unnecessary expense. These videos prove otherwise. Many…
There you are, sitting a red-light when, BAM. You are rear-ended by another driver. After the initial commotion dies down, and after you treat for your injuries, you might assume that a settlement could be reached fairly quickly. I mean, you were just sitting at a red light! You did nothing wrong. Unfortunately, Insurance companies…
Whiplash is one of the most common injuries to the cervical spine and is a particularly common injury in motor vehicle accidents. Whiplash occurs when there is a sudden acceleration-deceleration that causes the neck to “whip” forward and then backward. Whiplash is especially common in accidents where a car rear ends another, with the person…
After a car accident, you’ll likely feel pretty sore. Whether you’re stressed about missing work, or wondering how you’ll get your car fixed, you know car accidents can be stressful. Personal injury cases can be stressful, too. Sometimes, it can take a couple of days for adrenaline levels to drop. After that happens, many are…
Preventable medical errors may have resulted in as many as 98,000 deaths in the year 2000. If you believe what you hear on TV, you might think that doctors face a constant barrage of medical malpractice claims. Many people are surprised to learn that medical malpractice (and other tort) claims only make up about 4%…
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January 27, 2016 /
By Content Edit /Personal Injury
From time to time, claims adjusters ask for documents like your social security card. A surprising number of people end up losing the little piece of paper that contains their information. We thought we’d help out by putting together a quick guide to replacing your social security card. TIP: The Social Security Administration is currently…
