Injured people may experience physical, emotional, or psychological trauma as they are recovering from an accident. The severity of each injury can vary depending upon whether it was minor (such as bumps) or severe (like broken bones). Physical injuries such as cuts, bruises, and sprains usually heal quickly while there is more time for emotional […]

Traffic accidents occur when two or more vehicles collide with one another, often causing serious injury to people involved in the collision. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) defines an “accident” as any occurrence resulting from negligence that causes physical damage to a vehicle or property and involves at least one person who sustains […]

There are three main ways to determine who hit whom, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Photo or video evidence The police may have photos or video of the crash site that clearly show which vehicle struck which other vehicle at the accident scene. If you were in an automobile accident where someone was […]

If you have been in a minor car accident, you may be wondering, "What do I do now?" Minor car accidents can be scary, especially if you are not prepared for them. Luckily, there are a number of things you should do to make sure that you are safe and to minimize any damage done […]

The first thing to know when choosing your doctor after an accident is that there are many different types of doctors who can help you recover from injuries sustained in accidents. There are three main groups, physical medicine and rehab specialists (often known as physiatrists or orthopedic specialists), neurological surgeons, and primary care physicians such […]

Car accidents are common in today's society, they can occur at any time, place, or with anyone! A car accident occurs when two vehicles collide causing damage to one of them and injury or death to some people involved. The amount of damage caused by these types of collisions depends on several factors including where […]