Personal Injury Blog
Should I see a doctor if I was involved in a car crash?
Mitchell | June 9, 2020 | Car Accidents
In 2017, there were 6.4 million car accidents that occurred on American roads. In some cases, the drivers and passengers involved in those accidents were able to walk away from the crash unharmed. But nearly 1.9 million people suffered injuries requiring medical care, time away from work, and lifestyle changes. While it’s common for adults… read more
Will my dental injuries be covered after a car accident?
Mitchell | June 9, 2020 | Car Accidents
Suffering a dental injury during a car accident is easy to do, especially if you’re rear-ended or a T-bone accident causes you to hit the steering wheel with your mouth. You should be able to recover damages for the dental injury caused by your car accident if you can prove the crash caused the loss. Common… read more
How can I pay my bills while waiting for a car accident settlement in Alabama?
Mitchell | June 9, 2020 | Car Accidents
If you’ve been in a car accident, it’s critical that you seek medical attention right away—not only for your health but for any personal injury claim you may file later. However, for many people, determining how to pay for the medical bills associated with the crash can be worrisome. It may take some time to… read more
How do I know if I need a car accident attorney in Alabama?
Mitchell | June 9, 2020 | Car Accidents
Following a car crash, most accident victims ask themselves if they need a car accident lawyer. The answer depends on the situation. Minor car accidents with no injuries typically don’t require the expertise of an attorney, and those involved can manage the claim on their own. And while injury victims can handle their own cases… read more
How much does it cost to hire a car accident attorney?
Mitchell | June 9, 2020 | Car Accidents
For accident victims, financial worries are frequently among their top concerns. Growing medical bills, missing work, and lifestyle changes add even more pressure to those already dealing with physical and emotional pain. It’s natural, then, that victims and their families may hesitate to contact a car accident attorney because they worry about spending money during… read more
How can an Alabama lawyer help resolve my accident claim?
Mitchell | June 9, 2020 | Personal Injury
In Alabama in 2017, a person was injured in a car accident every 11 minutes. Serious and minor, many of these accidents had life-changing consequences for victims and their families, and the injured often needed to seek compensation for their pain through a personal injury case. Each accident victim must decide for himself how to… read more
Do I have to appear in court if I file a car accident claim in Alabama?
Mitchell | June 9, 2020 | Car Accidents
After a car accident, victims have a lot of decisions to make, including whether to pursue a legal claim against the person responsible for their injuries. Victims may hesitate to file a claim because they’re unsure of their rights, they fear legal action will be expensive or time- consuming, and, in some cases, they worry… read more
Should You Speak With Insurance Adjusters After A Car Accident in Alabama?
Mitchell | June 9, 2020 | Car Accidents
When you are involved in a car accident, it is typically an insurance company that provides compensation for your medical bills and property damage. Either the at-fault driver’s insurance company or your own will investigate your claim and determine the amount of compensation if any. The agency will send an adjuster to discuss your case… read more
10 Things You Should Do After A Car Accident
Mitchell | June 9, 2020 | Car Accidents
According to car accident statistics, the typical driver in the U.S. will be involved in a motor vehicle accident every 17.9 years. This means that over the course of a normal driving lifetime, you can expect to have 3 to 4 collisions. Since 25%-30% of all vehicle collisions result in injury (or death), chances are… read more
Warning Signs of Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect—And What You Can Do About Them
Mitchell | June 9, 2020 | Nursing Home Abuse
Your loved one can no longer safely care for herself. Together, you decided that your loved one should reside in a nursing home. You chose her specific nursing home carefully and decided that it was the one that could best meet her physical, emotional, and financial needs. There is great comfort in knowing that your… read more