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Many people have arthritis, degenerative disc changes, an old sports injury, recurring headaches, or occasional neck and back pain before they are involved in a collision. The fact that a person has a preexisting medical condition does not mean that they are unable to...

After a crash, it is natural to wonder when the injury claim will be resolved. Medical bills may be arriving, missed work may be reducing your income, and the insurance company may be asking for records or statements. There is no standard car accident settlement...

Medical bills and lost wages are relatively easy to identify because they usually come with invoices, receipts, or payroll records. Pain, anxiety, interrupted sleep, and the loss of normal activities are harder to reduce to a number. That leads many injured people to...

After a collision, medical bills can begin arriving before the insurance companies have even decided who caused the crash. Emergency transportation, hospital treatment, diagnostic imaging, physical therapy, prescriptions, and follow-up visits can quickly create...

Pain after a collision does not always disappear once the bruises fade or the vehicle is repaired. Neck, back, shoulder, nerve, and joint injuries can continue for months, affecting nearly every part of an injured person’s life. When pursuing a claim involving chronic...