When it comes to car accidents, most people think about the more obvious injuries – broken bones, cuts and lacerations, open wounds, and so on. However, more often than not, some injuries can show signs days or even days after the crash. That’s why it’s important to see a doctor as soon as possible after …
You took all the right steps after your car accident. You reported the crash to the police and contacted the at-fault driver’s insurance company. Yet, for some reason, your claim got denied. Many car accident victims who face this problem think that denial is the end of the road for them. That’s rarely the case. …
Even if the insurance company denies a procedure, such as an MRI, don’t take their answer as final. Speak with an experienced St. Louis car injury lawyer. Uninsured motorist coverage protects Missouri drivers involved in car accidents with drivers who do not carry the mandatory auto insurance, or if they are the victims of a …
Some of the most severe injuries you can suffer from during a car crash are spinal cord injuries. They can leave you with temporary or permanent paralysis or conditions related to other functions of the spinal cord. The most common cause of spinal cord injuries is car accidents. According to the National Spinal Cord Injury …
Many car accidents result in mental injuries as well, and it’s important to discuss them. Generally, the car injuries that people fear the most are the physical ones. In a general context, mental health is often put aside, ignored or not prioritized. This applies to automobile injuries as well. TBIs and Neuropsychological Damage TBIs (traumatic …
Car accident victims shouldn’t have to be responsible for their medical costs or repair. According to the state laws, the at-fault driver is the one who will cover these expenses, though they likely won’t do it out of their own pocket. Instead, they will use their auto insurance coverage. But what happens if the at-fault …