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Eyewitness testimony provides powerful, convincing evidence that some action happened. Or at least it should, in theory. After all, if you see something with your own eyes, you can be pretty sure that your perceptions match reality. But perhaps surprisingly,...
What else can you do–or stop doing–to avoid or at least limit the odds of getting into another Arizona car accident? First of all, it’s useful (if painful) to reflect on your recent car accident. What caused it? What (if anything) can you do to avoid similar...
In 2013, a Pennsylvania driver was stopped on a road when a box truck rear-ended her car. In the days and weeks after the collision, the driver complained of neck and back pain—otherwise known as “whiplash.” The pain got progressively worse, until two years later,...
No one wants to be in a car accident–let alone a serious one that leads to painful, costly injuries like whiplash, spinal cord injuries, concussions, broken ribs, etc. In fact, motor vehicle accidents are archetypal “Black Swan” events–unpredictable, horrifically...
What if you car accident was minor? You suffered just a few bruises or a mild concussion. Even still, you should see a qualified doctor as soon as possible. The bruises could indicate a more serious medical situation, like internal bleeding. A seemingly mild head...
Auto insurance companies are not “evil,” and it’s important to avoid painting the (often very good) work they do with a broad brush. However, profit does motivate many of their actions. In general, it benefits insurers to pay out as little as they can after a car...
A child runs out into the street after a soccer ball. A car hits the child, pauses for a moment, then rushes off, leaving the injured child in the street. As we watch the story on the news, we are baffled at how anyone could commit such a heinous act. Usually, the...
You’ve just been in an accident, and you know it wasn’t your fault. But the other driver seems off. Has he been drinking? There’s always that possibility, but there could be another explanation: He could be high on prescription drugs. How would you know? Here are five...
Do you feel like you need to take a foreign language class to “speak insurance”? You are not alone. However, it is important to understand key auto insurance terms, because they spell out exactly what your policy covers in the event of an accident. Here are...
After a few-too-many drinks at the bar, John unwisely chooses to drive his car home. His impaired state causes him to drive through a red light and smash into your car. Your car is damaged, and as for you, after the accident, your back is in tremendous pain. You have...
