Getting into a motor vehicle accident can be a very traumatizing experience. Not only can your vehicle get damaged, but you may also be left with injuries that can take weeks or even months to heal. In some cases, the injuries sustained in accidents on Mississippi...
Commercial motor vehicles encompass many different types, including tractor-trailers and buses. When these oversized vehicles become involved in an accident in Mississippi, victims might suffer catastrophic injuries. Several reasons repeatedly appear when crashes...
Although someone may attempt to justify their reckless driving, the Mississippi civil courts might look at things far differently. Anyone who commits blatant and dangerous moving violations could inflict terrible harm on others if an accident occurs. In such...
Workplace injuries are a major source of concern in Mississippi and the rest of the nation. Accidents of all kinds that take place at businesses result in a cost of over $1 billion per week. For this reason, it's well worth getting to know what the top causes of...
When the body is severely injured, the damage may be catastrophic. It's important for everyone in Mississippi and around the country to be aware of the different kinds of accidents that can happen - along with their catastrophic consequences. What makes an injury...
Each year, thousands of people across the country, including many in Mississippi, experience catastrophic spinal cord injuries. These are serious, debilitating and disabling injuries that can significantly alter a person's life. It's important to understand the...
Motor vehicle accidents happen in a wide variety of ways. One common way experienced by many here in Mississippi involves hitting deer or other animals. According to a recent study by State Farm, nearly two million crashes each year involve animals. Moreover,...
Personal injury attorneys will be the biggest advocate for victims severely injured in motor vehicle crashes. But, it also can be helpful to bring in a motor vehicle crash reconstruction expert. Often retired or off-duty law enforcement, engineers or automotive...
