The term “whiplash” is used to describe the medical condition of Cervical Acceleration-Deceleration. Whiplash is a common consequence of car accidents, especially rear-end collisions. Usually, whiplash affects the soft tissues in the neck, but it can also damage the specialized vertebrae of the cervical spine: the first seven bones in…
In West Virginia, every driver is required to carry car insurance by law, but not every driver does so. As many as one in 7 drivers fail to carry the minimum levels of coverage outlined by the law, and many carry no insurance at all. If you are involved in…
If you are in an auto accident with an uninsured or underinsured driver in West Virginia or Ohio, you may be left holding the bag for all the financial, physical, and emotional damages you suffer. Even if the other driver is completely at fault, it can be impossible to collect…
Although there is always risk inherent in driving, you can significantly reduce your chances of a car accident by following these tips for safe driving: Never drive while intoxicated. Do not drive under the influence of drugs, and call a cab or ask a designated driver for a ride home…
Every state has laws requiring insurance for drivers. Legal penalties for uninsured motorists can be expensive, yet many people still choose to drive without insurance. An uninsured motorist will have no insurance support if they are involved in an auto accident. What does that mean for you if you are…
Determining liability in an intersectional automobile accident is not always as black and white as it would seem. Stop lights and traffic signs are intended to keep intersections safe, but with modern distractions, and the frequent use of intoxicants, these are far from fail safe. When you are involved in…
