When we think of rear-end car accidents, we might picture a violent high-speed crash where a car is completely smashed with serious injuries to the occupants. Or we might think of a minor fender-bender. Some crashes are bigger than others, and some injuries are much worse than others. However, the amount of damage you see on a vehicle does not…
California’s busy streets have crosswalks lined with palm trees, intersections framed by taco trucks and Teslas, and morning joggers sharing the road with commuters in a rush. In a state where sunshine and speed often mix, California leads the nation in pedestrian car accident injuries. From Los Angeles freeways to San Francisco’s steep streets, vehicles strike thousands of pedestrians every…
Key Takeaways Collision categories matter — Identifying whether the crash was rear-end, side impact (T-bone), rollover, head-on or with a fixed object/pedestrian helps clarify how the accident is classified. Fault depends on impact type — For example, in rear-end crashes the following driver is often liable for not maintaining a safe braking distance. Legal support is important — Knowing which…
If you have foot or ankle pain after a car accident, it’s not something to ignore. Even a seemingly minor accident can cause serious damage to the small bones, tendons, and nerves of your feet. The pain you’re feeling could be the sign of a more serious car accident foot injury, one that requires medical care and legal attention to…
Watch: What Sets Wells Call Injury Lawyers Apart When another driver causes a crash, the last thing you should have to worry about is being blamed for it. Unfortunately, insurance companies don’t always play fair, and knowing how to prove you are not at fault in a car accident can make or break your claim. That’s where Wells Call Injury…
