One of the most common types of car accident injuries – especially rear-end collisions – is injury to the back. Back injuries caused by car accidents may be minor, requiring only rest and pain management to recover. More frequently, however, injuries to the back from car crashes end up being more serious, sometimes even catastrophic….
According to national statistics, the average person will have at least one car accident every 17 years. This comes out to three or four accidents in a person’s lifetime. Given that almost one million crashes are reported to police each year, that number should be no surprise. And with the number of car accidents increasing…
With warmer weather arriving in North Carolina, it is a sign that summer and vacations are just around the corner. For many, summer vacations often mean road trips, and what better way to take a road trip than in an RV? Recreational vehicles (RVs) offer a sense of freedom and adventure, allowing travelers to explore…
Every year, there are over 225,000 vehicle crashes that occur in North Carolina. More than 110,000 victims will sustain injuries from these crashes, and another 1,200 people will not survive those injuries. There are a number of reasons why car accidents occur, many of them preventable because they were within the control of the driver…
Every teenager looks forward to the day they can have the independence of driving. Teenagers as young as 15 can begin learning how to drive as long as they pass the test for their learner’s permit. Once the learning requirements are met, and the child reaches 16 years old, they can test for an initial…