When you have been involved in an auto accident, you will have scrapes and bruises as proof of your injuries. However, you will also experience muscle aches and pains that are not visible, but many times are a lasting injury that takes much longer to heal. Because there is no cream to reduce the chance of infection or Band-Aid that can cover the muscle, these injuries are hard to treat. Here are five steps to treating muscle pain after an auto accident and some signs you should pay attention to.

Accidents on the road are quite frequent, and if you’re driving a truck with a trailer, it’s vital to follow all safe-driving protocols. By doing so, you’ll prevent potential trailer accidents, and you’ll avoid suffering from any injuries on the road. It’s not possible to avoid every bad situation, however. Some accidents may still occur. […]

If you have filed a workers’ compensation claim, you may think your worries are over after filing the extensive amount of paperwork and seeing a doctor to treat your injuries.  However, many insurance companies for employer’s workers’ comp policies will request an Independent Medical Examination (IME) so that a different treatment provider can evaluate your […]

An automobile accident, also known as a car accident or motor vehicle accident, is an occurrence when a driver of a vehicle collides with a pedestrian, another vehicle, animal, or any other object, including a building, road debris, or a tree. The type of automobile accident depends upon the circumstances and the driver’s behavior. Car […]