Automotive safety has come a long way in the last 50 years. While crumple zones, airbags, seat belts and other safety features may decrease your chances of suffering a catastrophic injury in a motor vehicle accident, virtually nothing can eliminate the risk. Traumatic...

When a catastrophic car accident leaves a loved one in a comatose state, hope may feel like a foreign concept. But then your loved one’s doctor brings you inspiring news: Your loved one is awake but does not show signs of awareness. In other words, he or she has...

One of the most catastrophic injuries that you can suffer after an accident is a spinal cord injury. According to Mayo Clinic, a spinal cord injury may be complete or incomplete. Complete injuries result in loss of all movement and ability below the injury site and...

Although fender benders often cause injuries such as whiplash, bruises and broken bones, serious car accidents can have devastating consequences. Car accidents are common causes of traumatic brain injuries. TBIs can be mild in severity, in which symptoms clear up...

Serious car accidents often result in serious physical injuries. Spinal cord injuries are particularly severe since they affect so many areas of the body. They can also impede mobility or even cause full body paralysis when effects are severe. According to the Mayo...

No one plans to be in a car accident. When you are driving your kids home from football practice or taking your family out to eat, getting into a vehicle collision is probably one of the last things on your mind. Nonetheless, car crashes can happen out of nowhere....

Auto accidents often happen without a moment's notice, causing property damage as well as serious injuries. They have the capacity to disrupt a person's life for weeks or months or sometimes even permanently. Drivers and passengers in the tri-city region of Washington...