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Category Archives: Car Accident Whiplash

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What Makes a Crash a Fender Bender?

By The West Law Office |

You may have heard a minor collision be called a fender bender, but what exactly does that mean? The term comes from the idea that only the vehicle’s fender gets bent or scratched, but it’s possible for bumpers and other parts of a vehicle to be affected as well. In any case, a fender… Read More »

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Chest Pain After a Car Accident

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After a car accident, you may be looking out for common injuries such as whiplash. However, many people ignore chest pain. They may think it’s just stress from the crash. However, chest pain can mean something serious, so it’s best to see a doctor as soon as you experience pain. Time is of the… Read More »

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What is Ram Raiding?

By The West Law Office |

There are many types of car accidents to know about. Sometimes vehicles collide with objects besides other vehicles, such as buildings. These crashes are often accidental, but there are situations in which a car-building collision is done on purpose. Why would someone do something like that? For the purpose of theft. You may never… Read More »

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What is the Glasgow Coma Scale?

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It can be scary to learn that a loved one is in a coma, but accidents such as car crashes can cause severe injuries such as traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). TBIs and other serious injuries can lead to a loss of consciousness, which is often measured by a tool called the Glasgow Coma Scale…. Read More »

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How to Get a Fair Settlement for Your Totaled Car

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Some car accidents are minor fender benders that result in barely a scratch. Others are more serious in nature, resulting in major damage to your car. In some cases, your vehicle may even be totaled. When your vehicle is totaled, it is a total loss. That means it will cost more to repair it… Read More »

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How to Stay Focused While Driving

By The West Law Office |

So much is published about the dangers of distracted driving. While the answer is to just do nothing but drive, the truth is that we live busy lives. Many of us try to multitask while behind the wheel, resulting in a lack of focus. When you’re driving, you’re often thinking about things that need… Read More »

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Common Car Accident Myths That Can Hurt Your Claim

By The West Law Office |

After a car accident, you may be confused about what to do. There’s a lot of information online and some of it can be contradictory. Your family members may be telling you one thing, but you find different information elsewhere. A car accident can cause significant health issues as well as legal problems, and… Read More »

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How Dust Storms Cause Car Accidents

By The West Law Office |

Car accidents are often caused by environmental and weather conditions. An example is a dust storm. You may not expect a dust storm to cause a car accident, but a recent dust storm in Texas led to 38 car accidents and three fatalities. The crashes happened on March 14 in Amarillo and were caused… Read More »

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How to Prove Lost Wages After a Car Crash

By The West Law Office |

After a car accident, you may suffer catastrophic injuries. You may be disabled and unable to work for an extended period of time or perhaps never again. If someone caused you to suffer these injuries, they’re on the hook for paying you for these damages. Not being able to work for any amount of… Read More »

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How Car Accident Injuries Can Appear Days After the Crash

By The West Law Office |

You were involved in a car accident. While you were a little shaken up afterward, you were able to walk away without any injuries and you now feel fine. Because you have no pain, you must not have any injuries, right? Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Car accidents frequently cause delayed pain, delayed… Read More »

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