Category: Auto Accidents

Every death incurred in driving crashes is a catastrophic waste. And yet, teenage driving accident deaths are particularly tragic because a young life is lost before getting a chance to blossom. Driving a motor vehicle is a rite of passage … Continue reading →

The Brain Injury Association of America defines a traumatic brain injury, or TBI, as, “an alteration in brain function, or other evidence of brain pathology, caused by an external force.” Such an injury can be caused by direct trauma to … Continue reading →

Imagine your shock when you find out the automobile accident you were involved in, which caused you to spend nearly a week in the hospital, missed work and income, was caused by an uninsured driver. Now, you must consider the … Continue reading →

When you have been involved a possible Driving Under the Influence or DUI accident, the decisions you make right away could determine if you receive adequate compensation, which you are entitled to, such as paid medical expenses, lost income, in-home … Continue reading →

Texting while driving has grown in recent years to epidemic proportions. Every death is tragic; but texting while driving deaths are especially so because they are 100% unnecessary. In the time it takes to look away from the road to … Continue reading →

According to the Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA), it is estimated that 2.4 million Americans incur a brain injury each year. Most traumatic brain injuries (TBI) are caused by automobile, motorcycle, or bicycle accidents. From 2004-2009, a total of … Continue reading →

According to the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office, in 2014 alone, there were 14 fatal accidents, 637 accidents that resulted in injuries, and 1043 non-injury accidents involving a driver being distracted by some form of electronic device in across the state. … Continue reading →

It is very common for people who have been injured in a car accident to forego pursuing a claim for compensation when there is no damage to the car. This is a decision which is based on the fear that the claim … Continue reading →

After loaning your car to a friend or family member, you get the disappointing call that they have caused an accident. What do you do? You’re probably worried about your friend’s safety but also about how you’ll get your car … Continue reading →

In this day and age traveling to another state is a regular occurrence. Any time spent driving on the road opens the possibility to an accident, and that possibility multiplies when driving in an unfamiliar place. What happens to those … Continue reading →