Any car accident can lead to trauma. The question becomes whether the trauma is physical, emotional or a combination of both. No matter which answer is the one that applies to your case, there is a chance that you will need professional medical or mental health attention. This might be a costly endeavor.
We realize that not all of the impacts of a car crash are visible. You might have conditions like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which can make your life difficult to impossible to live. All the while, it might be hard for other people to understand why you have changed so much.
One thing that is certain is that the medical care you need for any condition related to a car crash is likely going to be expensive. You might have insurance to cover some of this cost, but you need a plan for what you will do if that insurance isn’t enough.
In the case of catastrophic injuries, you might opt to seek compensation from the driver who was at fault for the accident. This entails filing a lawsuit against the liable party or parties. These can range from the other driver, his or her insurance company, a business if the accident occurred in a company vehicle or other parties as determined by the circumstances of the crash.
We are here to help you put everything together so that you can get your case moving along. Keep your injuries and damages at the heart of the matter and work toward compensation that takes care of you and your family.