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Types of car Accidents

Accident at Work Claims
Accident at Work Claims

The most common personal injuries result from car accidents and slip and falls, ... work equipment, ... What to do after a car accident; Do you file a claim or lawsuit?

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Back Injuries
Back Injuries

Unfortunately, neck and back injuries are common during car accidents; the impact strains the ligaments and muscles in the back, and the facet joints bear the brunt of the force. This can result in several injuries, including whiplash, disc herniation, compression fractures, and spondylolisthesis.

Broken Bones
Broken Bones

Broken bones are a common consequence of car crashes because of the extreme force exerted on the bones. Serious broken bone injuries that can result from collisions include pelvic fractures, fractures to the sternum and/or ribs, and skull fractures.

Bruises
Bruises

Contusions: bruises Strains: overuse of a muscle or tendon Soft tissue injuries can cause great pain and discomfort in the form of soreness, swelling, bruising, and stiffness. These types of injuries are common in vehicle accidents because of the impact of the collisions between vehicles.

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Burns
Burns

Our California car accident injury attorney is committed to recovering the maximum in damages for serious burns suffered in a car accident. Call now. Call now. Our California car accident injury attorney is committed to recovering the maximum in damages for serious burns suffered in a car accident. Call now.

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Choking
Choking

At first, it is not always clear that the child has had a choking incident." In fact, it is food -- not toys -- that is the most common culprit of choking accidents in kids under 5 years of age. More than 10,000 children visit emergency rooms each year due to choking on food.

Concussions
Concussions

Most people think of concussions as happening during football games or fights, but they can also be caused by car accidents or falls. Most concussions do not cause loss of consciousness. The symptoms of concussion can include headaches, inability to concentrate, and impairment of memory, judgment, balance and/or coordination.

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Cuts
Cuts

Car accidents often cause mid-back and low-back muscle sprains, and sometimes cause more serious back injuries because of the impact force against the spine. Scrapes and Cuts In a car collision any loose objects inside the car immediately become projectiles thrown about the car’s interior.

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Falling Objects
Falling Objects

When objects fall from vehicles, the owner or operator of the vehicle may be at fault and liable for injuries and property damage. The general law of vehicles carrying objects is that no vehicle can drive or move on any road or highway while carrying objects unless the automobile is constructed in covered in a way to prevent its load from dropping, sifting, leaking from the vehicle.

Head-on Collision:
Head-on Collision:

A head-on collision is a traffic collision where the front ends of two vehicles such as cars, trains, ships or planes hit each other in opposite directions, as opposed to a side collision or rear-end collision.

Leg and Knee Injuries
Leg and Knee Injuries

Courtesy of the Texas Department of Transportation Knee Injuries Caused by a Car Accident can be Permanent. Your knees are vulnerable in every type of crash, from head-on collisions to rear-end crashes and roll-over accidents.

Medical Negligence Claims
Medical Negligence Claims

In most claims that arise from accidents or injuries -- from car accidents to "slip and fall" cases -- the basis for holding a person or company legally responsible for any resulting harm comes from a theory called "negligence.". Generally speaking, when someone acts in a careless way and causes an injury to another person, under the legal principle of "negligence" the careless person will be ...

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Neck Injuries
Neck Injuries

$9,500 trial verdict for neck injuries resulting from a minor rear-end accident. $100,000 settlement for bulging discs requiring surgery after 60 year old plaintiff was rear-ended. $250,000 settlement for aggravation of a pre-existing neck injury in a car accident.

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Poisoning
Poisoning

NCHS Fact Sheet – NCHS Data on Drug Poisoning Deaths Drugs Most Frequently Involved in Drug Overdose Deaths, 2010-2014 Deaths From Unintentional Injury Among Adults Aged 65 and Over: United States, 2000–2013

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Rear-end Collision:
Rear-end Collision:

A rear-end collision (often called simply rear-end or in the UK a shunt) is a traffic accident wherein a vehicle (usually an automobile or a truck) crashes into the vehicle in front of it.

Road Accident Claims
Road Accident Claims

Average car accident compensation amounts vary, dependant on the circumstances of the accident you were involved in. For minor cases, the average compensation for a car accident is £1,170 - £4,450. For moderate cases, claims can be between £4,450 - £14,500 and in major cases, claims can be between £14,500 - £88,000.

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Side-Impact Collision:
Side-Impact Collision:

Side impact car crashes (also called "T-bone accidents" or "broadside collisions") tend to have a more devastating effect on the human body than all other types of car accidents, according to researchers at Monash University

Single Car Accident
Single Car Accident

Most car accidents are scary accidents and single car accidents are no exception. Many single car accidents involve bad weather conditions or possibly swerving to miss an animal. After a single car accident, often the driver does not feel at fault. Nothing could be done to avoid the accident.

Slip or Trip Accident Claims
Slip or Trip Accident Claims

Have you been injured in a slip and fall or trip and fall premises liability injury claim in Houston, Katy, Spring, The Woodlands, Cypress, Tomball, or anywhere in Texas? Personal injury attorney Stewart Guss has the knowledge, skills, and experience to make recoveries even in the most difficult cases.

Sprains
Sprains

Grade 2 sprains occur in around half of rear impact car accident cases, while Grade 3's are not nearly as common. To recap, a sprain is a traumatic injury to a ligament in which the ligament is overly stretched.

Trips and Falls
Trips and Falls

In a “trip and fall” case, it is often much easier. Many times through depositions or discovery, we can establish that the defendant’s employees (or even management) had been in the area of the defect prior to the time the trip and fall injury accident occurred.

Vehicle Rollover
Vehicle Rollover

Rollover accidents are among the most dangerous type of vehicular crashes. They account for the highest fatality rate with more than 10,000 people killed every year in a rollover accident. 1 When a vehicle turns over on its roof or side the car accident is considered a rollover.