Every part of a vehicle is required to meet certain safety standards in their design and manufacturing; this includes the seats in a car. Although less talked about than other types of defective car parts such as airbags, tires, and even seat belts, the seats in which a vehicle driver and passengers sit actually play an important role in basic safety during a crash. In fact, if a seat is not designed correctly, even a working seatbelt and airbag...
Many car accidents seem relatively minor at first, as do the accompanying injuries. Whiplash, for example, may seem minor, but it can be accompanied by more serious injuries, some of which may not be immediately noticeable. Many injuries may not be felt until days or even weeks after an accident, including whiplash, but it is important to seek medical care regardless, and as soon as possible after the crash. To learn more about options for...
In a collision with another vehicle, some injuries are more common than others, and have the potential to be severe. It’s important to seek medical attention immediately after a collision, even if you don’t feel hurt. Many types of injuries sustained in a car accident may not be felt until days or even weeks after the collision occurred, potentially weakening your case further down the road if no medical record exists or medical treatment...