By Kim Staskus | Published December 30, 2018 | Posted in Auto Accidents | Tagged Tags: crashes caused by cellphone use, dangers of texting while driving, distracted driving | Comments Off on Distracted Driving Causes Increasing Numbers of Car Accidents, Injuries
Distracted Driving Causes Increasing Numbers of Car Accidents, Injuries
Distracted driving has become a common cause of car accidents and subsequent injuries in the United States. The prevalence of smart phones has made it especially problematic, as people frequently text, browse the web or make phone calls while behind the wheel, taking their attention (and eyes) off the road. California has laws that prohibit Read More
Read MoreDelayed Symptoms: What to Watch for After an Accident
A car accident is a stressful experience, even if you did not sustain any significant property damage or apparent injuries. You’ll likely experience a surge of adrenaline in the immediate aftermath of the collision, which can result in feeling like you’re practically in a daze while you’re going through the processes of taking photos, gathering Read More
Read MoreThe Long-Term Effects of a Traumatic Brain Injury
Head injuries can be of great concern not only for their immediate impact but also their long-term effects on the victim’s health. If you’ve recently suffered a head injury in an accident caused by another person’s negligence, an awareness of the long-term effects of that injury will help you to better understand how to seek Read More
Read MorePrescription Drug Abuse a Common Side Effect of Personal Injury Treatment
The most significant drug crisis in the United States right now involves a class of drugs that are initially legally obtained for consumption: prescription painkillers. These opioids are typically used for treating chronic and severe pain, with some of the most common being OxyContin and Vicodin. The big problem with the widespread use of these Read More
Read MoreRecovering Emotional Distress Damages in a Personal Injury Case
When you file a personal injury claim, you can seek compensation for emotional distress in addition to compensation for pain and suffering and economic damages like medical bills and lost wages. The amount of money you receive for emotional distress damages depends on the nature of your injuries and the jurisdiction in which you file Read More
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