Some car accidents cause immediate, devastating consequences that are readily apparent at the scene. Others cause not-so-obvious injuries that become more noticeable over time. For example, whiplash is one of those slow appearing car accident ailments that don’t immediately make themselves known. They appear shortly after a car accident and then the symptoms become worse…
read moreEven the most careful of drivers can become involved in an accident from time to time. It can seem a bit overwhelming to deal with the aftermath of such an event, what with the medical needs to attend to in addition to everything else. You have a car that will need to be repaired, time…
read moreThe invention of a portable television station the size of a deck of playing cards has changed society in many ways. But there is nobody as well served by a camera with unlimited film than the person who was most recently in a traffic accident. Even if you don’t have a continuously operating dash camera,…
read moreCar accidents are one of the most common types of cases seen by personal injury lawyers. They can be as simple as a fender bender or as complex as a vehicular homicide case where gross negligence took place on the part of a driver. Both types of cases have different severity of consequences and yet…
read moreIn a word, absolutely. In a car accident when participants and passengers and passers-by are tense and emotional, it’s easy to become flustered. One of the most significant choices to make is to document the scene with photographs. Verifying traffic conditions, emergency responders, the drivers and passengers, and above all, the extent of damage or…
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