A violent car crash creates noise levels that can reach up to 140 decibels—about the same volume as a jet engine at takeoff or a gunshot. The sound of metal crushing, glass breaking and airbags inflating can all happen in a split second, giving your ears no time to...
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5 signs you haven’t fully recovered from your car crash (despite what insurance says)
Your doctor cleared you, and insurance wants to settle, but something still doesn't feel right. Trust your instincts – you know your body best. Many accident victims face pressure to return to normal life before their bodies have fully healed, while insurance...
Steps to take after a car accident
Have you ever wondered what to do after a car accident? It can overwhelm you in the moment but staying calm and knowing what steps to take can help protect your safety, your rights and even your future. By taking a few simple actions, you can navigate the aftermath...
Truck Accidents: The implications of neck and back injuries
Neck and back injuries are common in truck accidents due to the significant force involved. These injuries can range from whiplash to herniated discs. Whiplash, often caused by sudden movement, affects the neck's soft tissues. Herniated discs occur when spinal discs...
Driving at night? Don’t sleep on these accident risk factors
As the sun dips below the horizon, familiar roads transform into shadowy landscapes fraught with hidden dangers. The comfort of daylight driving gives way to a world where every curve and intersection holds potential peril. In California, where bustling city streets...
7 overlooked pieces of evidence that can strengthen a car accident claim
Car accidents can be chaotic and stressful events. In the aftermath, you might focus on exchanging insurance information and taking photos of the damage. However, there are several lesser-known forms of evidence that could significantly impact your claim. Knowing what...
What does ‘contingency fee’ mean? How it assists legal access
Motor vehicle accidents often result in injuries to one or both parties involved. Typically, the party who believes they are not at fault seeks to prove their case and obtain compensation, while the other party may try to defend against the claim or counter with their...
Emotional distress after car accidents: Is compensation possible?
Yes. California law recognizes that emotional suffering is just as real and deserving of compensation. Many people experience "invisible" injuries after a car accident – feelings of extreme anxiety, distress or even PTSD that others cannot see but that you feel...
Are traffic cameras useful during a car accident?
Have you ever wondered how those traffic cameras perched high above intersections could impact your car accident claim? In today's digital age, these silent witnesses are playing an increasingly crucial role in determining fault and liability in motor vehicle...
Invisible injuries? How to get taken seriously after a car accident
Car accidents can change lives instantly, even when injuries aren't immediately visible. After an accident, you may encounter skepticism from insurance companies, employers or even family members who can't see your pain. This disbelief can frustrate you and lead to...