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You can get a concussion without hitting your head in a car accident. Concussions often occur after hitting your head, but this is not always the case. A concussion can occur due to your upper body’s violent jarring and shaking during a car accident. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that a…
Identifying PTSD symptoms in your child following an automobile accident is not easy. Here, we will show you the things to look out for. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has only recently become the subject of clinical studies. We know children who have gone through a traumatic event are just as likely as adults to suffer…
If you’ve been in a traffic accident, one of the first questions you may ask is: How do I prove I wasn’t at fault? In many states, such as Georgia and South Carolina, the crash’s at-fault driver will bear financial responsibility. Determining fault in an auto accident is not always straightforward. However, if you are…
One of the most common causes of car accidents is distracted driving. Drivers often find themselves answering calls and texting while behind the wheel. The Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety stated that nearly all motor vehicle crashes result from distracted driving. The rising number of crashes pushed for the ratification of the Hands-Free Act…
South Carolina law requires that all parties involved in a car accident stop and notify law enforcement. Failing to stop at the car accident scene can result in criminal charges. The most common reason why drivers do not stop at the accident scene is that they have no insurance. South Carolina law requires all drivers…
A witness statement is an important piece of evidence that can make or break a personal injury case. Writing a car accident witness statement can help the injured party get the settlement they deserve. If you get into a car accident and witnesses are present, you can request them to make a witness statement. You…
Many car accident victims suffer non-fatal injuries that can impact them for life, especially when left untreated. Car accidents often have debilitating effects, but there are ways to mitigate the pain from the injuries. Going to physical therapy is one of the best ways to speed up the recovery process. Physical therapy can help you…
Car seat laws in South Carolina require children of a certain age to be restrained in a car seat or booster seat. These laws protect children the same way that seat belt laws protect older children and adults. If your child sustains injuries in a car accident while not in a car seat, you might…
Georgia requires all drivers and other road users involved in car accidents to stop at the scene. They also advise contacting 9-1-1 to report the incident. Other recommendations about what you should do after an accident in Georgia include: Providing your contact information and address Exchanging vehicle registration numbers with other drivers involved Providing your…
Every parent and guardian should know car seat laws in Georgia. Per Georgia’s Consumer Protection Division, all children under the age of eight must ride in a car seat or booster seat. There are several other child-related laws meant to protect children from danger. Additional Car Seat Laws in Georgia Children who are under the…
Our annual Veterans and Military Families Scholarship has been awarded, this year, to Alexis Alvarado. A veteran of the United States Navy, Alvarado wrote her winning essay about the PTSD she suffered from an assault and its subsequent effects on her ability to pursue her career goals. Raised in a long-time Navy family, Alvarado always…
South Carolina has some weird laws. Most laws are critical to the proper functioning of society. By curbing dangerous behaviors, laws encourage everyone to act in ways that keep themselves and those around them safe. From mundane laws that establish speed limits to strict laws against drug possession and murder, most laws benefit people. Whether…
Anyone who’s suffered preventable harm should understand personal injury law—at least at on a basic level. Knowing what personal injury law is and how personal injury cases work allows you to take the next steps in your own case. What Is a Personal Injury? Personal injury cases generally involve some sort of injury for which…
You may pursue a personal injury case if you’ve suffered injury or lost a loved one due to someone else’s negligence. A glossary of personal injury terms may help you anticipate the process ahead. As you pursue your case, this glossary may also help you navigate the concepts and terminology you encounter. Glossary of personal…
Don’t ignore chest pain after a car accident – no matter how minor the pain may seem. It may be indicative of a major medical emergency. Letting it go without consulting a doctor could make the pain or injury worse, possibly leading to permanent damage. We encourage you to seek medical attention as soon as…
Knee injury pain after an accident can cause you to wonder if you’ll ever feel “normal” again. A serious knee injury can affect your mobility, prevent you from working, and result in costly medical bills. You may require months of physical therapy, medications, and doctors’ appointments. If another party caused your collision, you could seek…
StatPearls reports that neck pain after a car accident is extremely common. In fact, it lists blunt force trauma as the leading cause of these conditions, followed by penetrating trauma and strangulation. It’s important to understand what to do after a collision. It’s even more crucial to know your next steps after suffering a neck…
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