Category Archives: Car Accidents
Miami Car Crashes and Dislocated Knees
When car crashes happen, knee injuries are possible. This can happen when the knees hit a hard surface of the vehicle, such as the dashboard or steering wheel, for example. Extreme force can result in a knee being broken or dislocated. When a knee is dislocated, the bones that make up the knee are… Read More »
What If I’m Pregnant and in a Miami Car Accident?
It is common to be upset and frustrated following a Miami car accident, and you may be worried about your health. This can be especially true for women who are expecting. She may be fearful for both her health and the viability of the pregnancy. Everyone should see a healthcare provider after a car… Read More »
Driving After an Accident
After a car accident, some find they are no longer comfortable driving. This can be true because injuries were sustained, but there are also times when people are psychologically impacted even if they walked away from the event without any physical harm. Some drivers find themselves driving more cautiously, others find they are avoiding… Read More »
Driving Tips to Avoid Miami Accidents
In South Florida, many drive to work or rely on their cars for their personal appointments. It is common to hear complaints about being stuck on I-95 or on Miami roads. With so many cars on the road, it is essential drivers take steps to keep themselves, their passengers, and others they share the… Read More »
Injuries from Side-Impact Crashes
A side-impact crash is when the side of a vehicle is struck by the front or rear of another car or truck. Sometimes they are also called T-bone crashes or broadside accidents. They can be extremely dangerous, resulting in severe injuries or fatalities, either from rollovers occurring or traumatic head injuries. Vehicles can even… Read More »
Driving and Prescriptions Medications
While it is safe to drive while taking many medications, there are some prescriptions and over the counter medications that affect an individual’s ability to drive safely. According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) it is best for everyone to have a clear understanding of the possible effects of their medication before getting… Read More »
3 Things You Shouldn’t Say After a Car Crash
It can be incredibly frustrating to be in a car accident. When you are driving safely, following the rules, and obeying traffic signs, the last thing you are expecting is a collision. Then, there is the stress of any physical injuries and financial implications, including vehicular damage. When you do talk to another involved… Read More »
Miami Car Accidents and PTSD
When you are involved in or witness a life-threatening event, it is possible you will experience emotional distress, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), or another mental health issue. While cuts and burns are visible physical injuries that clearly need to be treated by medical professionals right away, emotional injuries can appear over time and be… Read More »
Low-Impact Crashes Can Cause Injuries
When a collision is low impact, many believe that injuries are not possible. Unfortunately, this is not true. Even low-impact crashes can result in people’s bodies twisting in unnatural ways, causing harm. The definition of a low-impact crash depends. Some insurance companies refer to any accident that causes less than $5,000 in vehicular repairs… Read More »
Car Accident Fires and Burn Injuries
Vehicle fires are extremely dangerous. Fires happen due to collisions, mechanical malfunctions, and electrical failures. Vehicle maintenance can be helpful in preventing fires as the majority of car fires happen with older vehicles. In the United States, there are over 210,000 vehicle fires in 2018. These fires result in deaths, injuries and property damage…. Read More »