« All FAQ About Rear-End Collisions

How much will it cost to hire a rear-end accident attorney?

The thought of having to hire a rear-end accident lawyer after being rear ended can be overwhelming. Fortunately, The Ruth Law Team works on a contingency-fee basis. This means that we offer free consultations and do not charge you anything upfront. In fact, you will not owe us a dime unless we recover for you. This rule applies even if we have to take your case to trial.

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What is a typical settlement amount for a low-speed rear-end collision injury case?

As a personal injury attorney, I often get asked about the average settlement amount for low-speed rear-end collision injury cases. While every case is unique and the amount of compensation can vary based on a variety of factors, there are some general guidelines that can be helpful in understanding what to expect. When it comes to low-speed rear-end collisions, the amount of compensation is... read more?

Can a rear-end collision cause damage to the frame of a car, and what are the potential consequences of this type of damage?

Yes, a rear-end collision can cause damage to the frame of a car, and it can lead to serious mechanical issues. In a rear-end collision, the impact is usually directed towards the back of the vehicle, which can cause the frame to bend or deform. The force of the impact can also cause the metal to stretch or twist, leading to misalignments or structural damage. The frame is the backbone of a... read more?

Is it recommended to visit a doctor after being rear-ended, even if I don’t feel injured at the time of the accident?

After a car accident, it is quite common not to feel immediate pain or symptoms.  We often hear clients tell us that after the adrenaline wears off, they begin to feel quite sore and achy. In some cases, injuries from a car accident may not be immediately apparent, and symptoms may not develop until several hours or even days after the accident. Here are some of the reasons why you should visit... read more?