Auto Accidents

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What Should I Do if I Am Injured in a Hit and Run Accident?

04.24.2020

Following most collisions, drivers are required to stay at the scene of the accident. If it is safe to do so, drivers should exchange information with each other, and in many cases, it is best to contact law enforcement and have officers file a police report. However, there are some cases in which a driver […]

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How Can I Pursue Compensation After a Rear-End Collision?

03.13.2020

Rear-end collisions are the most common type of car accident, and every year, thousands of people throughout the United States are injured in these types of crashes. Rear-end collisions can range in severity; in some cases, they result in minor vehicular damage and minimal injuries, while in others, they can lead to severe bodily injury […]

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How Can PTSD Affect Victims of Serious Car Accidents in Wisconsin?

03.03.2020

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that affects people who either witness or experience traumatic events. While PTSD is often associated with combat veterans, it can affect anyone, including car accident victims. Car accidents can cause significant emotional stress, which may lead to PTSD. If you have experienced PTSD following an auto […]

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What Wisconsin Drivers Need to Know About Chain Reaction Car Accidents

02.28.2020

On February 24, 2019, Wisconsin experienced a massive chain reaction accident that involved 131 vehicles. The accident, which occurred on Interstate 41, was caused by poor visibility due to weather conditions. Unfortunately, this was not an isolated incident. Chain reaction accidents and multi-car pileups are common, especially during inclement weather conditions such as snow, ice, […]

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How Common Are Head, Neck, and Back Injuries in Wisconsin Car Accidents?

02.27.2020

Even with modern safety features and anti-crash technology, car accidents can still lead to serious injuries. Apart from internal bleeding or crush injuries, the most severe injuries often affect the head, neck, and spine. Injuries to these areas can cause pain, permanent disabilities, and emotional trauma. Because of the nature of head, neck, or spine […]

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3 Things to Know About Soreness After a Wisconsin Car Accident

02.20.2020

A car accident can cause a variety of different injuries, including concussions, fractured bones, whiplash, and internal bleeding. One issue that is often not considered, however, is the fact that a crash can also cause different forms of soreness throughout the body. An automobile accident that occurs at 40 miles per hour can involve impact […]

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Can Crash-Prevention Technology Prevent Car Accidents in Wisconsin?

02.12.2020

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), rear-end collisions account for roughly one-third of all automobile crashes. Rear-end collisions carry a high risk of spine, neck, and brain injuries for victims. In an effort to prevent collisions, many automakers are offering crash-prevention technology in the newest models of cars. Despite cutting-edge technology and […]

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What Are the Signs of Emotional Trauma After a Wisconsin Car Accident?

02.05.2020

Car accidents can cause thousands of dollars’ worth of physical damage. An accident can result in serious personal injuries, leading to medical expenses and ongoing treatments. Not surprisingly, the shock and devastation caused by an accident can also lead to emotional trauma. Survivors of a wreck may experience anxiety (especially while driving), post-traumatic stress disorder […]

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