After filing a car accident claim, you will most likely be asked to provide all different types of medical documentation. This is done not only for insurance companies to assess the value of your claim, but to determine which of…
What Should I Do If I Don’t Feel a Whiplash Injury Right Away?
Almost every car accident is a traumatic event for all parties involved. The amount of force exerted between two colliding vehicles is usually enough to injure both drivers to some degree, and many of the most common car accident injuries…
Spinal Stenosis from a Car Accident
Even at low speeds, car accidents can result in an incredible amount of force being exerted against both vehicles and their occupants. This force can lead to serious and debilitating injuries—such as spinal stenosis—that can further lead to temporary or…
Spinal Cord and Back Injuries After a Car Accident
In 2015, 70 percent of the motor vehicle accidents that occurred in the U.S. involved colliding with another moving vehicle. Also, the National Safety Council states that in 2016 there were 3,144,000 injuries sustained during car crashes. These injuries consisted…
Lower Back Pain After Accident
One of the most common causes of back pain is a car accident. Most of the time, the pain is felt immediately or very shortly after the accident. However, there are times when the person does not experience back pain…
