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Whiplash From a Rear-End Collision Can Be Serious

Whiplash, also known as a neck sprain or neck strain, is a serious injury to the soft tissue of the neck. It is the most commonly cited injury resulting from rear-end auto collisions. When your car is struck from behind, it can cause your head to violently snap back and then forward again in rapid succession. The force of the impact, which can even occur at slow speeds, stretches the neck beyond its normal range

When to See a Doctor after a Traffic Accident

Even a minor traffic accident can be stressful and disconcerting. Even if you feel fine, you might wonder whether you should see a doctor or not. If you feel any pain, you might wonder whether it is no big deal or whether you should go to the emergency room or urgent care. Many people debate with themselves about medical care following a traffic crash. The reality is that if you feel anything out of the

How Might COVID-19 Impact Personal Injury Claims?

With the outbreak of COVID-19 causing substantial disruptions to daily life, things that seemed impossible just a few weeks ago have become realities in many parts of the country. This situation is leaving people who have been recently hurt in an accident wondering what will happen to their personal injury claims. While these are uncertain times, the good news is that many personal injury claims will continue on their path to resolution in spite of

How to Handle an Accident

Our personal injury lawyer team has tremendous experience fighting for our clients. We made a video that explains how. Check it out!

3 Serious Injuries That Can Be Caused by Slip & Fall Accidents

If you’re able to walk, you’ve slipped and fallen at some point in your lives. Many of us grew up with permanently skinned knees and remember a time when falling was part of daily life. For this reason, it’s easy to think that slip and fall accidents are “no big deal” and that they rarely, if ever, result in serious injuries. The unfortunate reality is that they DO result in severe injuries regularly, sometimes leaving