It doesn’t matter whether the at-fault driver lies at the accident scene or not. The evidence will show what really happened. While the police report might have some incorrect information (due to a driver lying, for example), you should not be concerned because this...
Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI) is a term doctors and the workers’ compensation program use to describe when a patient’s condition has plateaued. At this point, a doctor believes that you have reached the best health possible after a workplace incident. Any...
If you refused medical treatment initially at the accident scene but then start to feel unwell, you should see a medical professional as soon as possible. The longer you wait to get checked out, the more doubt you’ll cast into your claim that your injuries are related...
When you’re involved in an accident while driving a rental car, the procedure that follows is not all that different from what you would experience if you were driving your own vehicle. However, there are some mild nuances you should be aware of based on your rental...
Back pain after a car accident is quite common. Some injuries can resolve on their own without treatment while others get progressively worse if you don’t see a doctor quickly. And then the pain can become debilitating and impact your ability to perform everyday...
