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“I’ll just” is something that a lot of people think, or even say out loud, when driving. Examples may include, “I’ll just answer this call,” or “I’ll just check that piece of paper they gave me with their address on it.” The fact that people often precede such actions...
Medical bills can add up quickly after a car accident. Hospitals or healthcare providers sometimes place liens on your settlement. A lien is a claim that lets them take back the money they spent on your care from your settlement. Knowing how liens work can help you...
When people think about car accident injuries, they usually picture broken bones or cuts. However, some of the most serious injuries are ones you cannot see. Internal organ damage and bleeding can happen in a crash and go unnoticed for hours—or even days. In...
Rollover accidents often cause severe injuries and raise complex legal questions. In Tennessee, proving a rollover is particularly challenging because of the modified comparative fault system, where if you are 50% or more at fault, you cannot recover damages. This is...
Treating a fracture is often a simple process. Medical professionals use X-rays or other imaging tests to pinpoint the location of the break. They set the bone, and then they apply a cast to keep the body part immobilized. After enough time for the body to heal,...
Car crashes can cause many different types of injuries. When collisions involve two vehicles of vastly different sizes or high speeds, one vehicle may end up crumpled or otherwise structurally compromised. In those cases, people inside the vehicle are at risk of crush...
Car accidents often happen without warning, and they can technically happen almost anywhere. Many people are injured in crashes on roads that they travel frequently. All it takes is one mistake by another driver, and a person could suffer severe injuries. When reports...
Medical bills pile up quickly after a car crash, especially when injuries keep you from working. The situation becomes even more stressful when you find out the driver who hit you has no insurance. It’s understandable to feel lost and worried about how you’ll pay for...
Not only are drivers legally required to wear seat belts in their cars, but seat belts also prevent serious injuries during a collision. Seat belts keep drivers securely inside their vehicles during a crash, preventing them from being thrown during impact. It is...
One major problem with injuries is when they get infected. The infection can often be worse than the initial injury itself. Some infections can turn into sepsis, for example, which can be a life-threatening disease. But how do you know if you have suffered an...
