If you are hit from behind or involved in any other type of car crash, your first step should always be to seek medical care. Go to the nearest emergency room or urgent care clinic and take care of any urgent medical needs you have. Please be aware many primary care doctors will not treat people with injuries from a car accident. We are happy to help connect you to a doctor (or doctors) who...
read more? This is your case. While you did not choose to be involved in a rear-end collision, you can talk to your attorney to decide whether your case should go to trial or not. Our
rear-end accident lawyers will attempt to settle your case efficiently while also obtaining a fair settlement. However, you are the one that ultimately decides to either accept the settlement, renegotiate, or take the case to...
read more? Yes, The Ruth Law Team has tried hundreds of accident-related cases, including rear-end collisions. We have a stellar track record of success. In fact, we have won more than $63 million in car accident cases since 2014 alone. This number does not include settlements or jury verdicts obtained in other categories. Our
rear-end accident lawyers will provide you with a first-class level of expertise...
read more? Car accidents can cause a wide range of injuries, and rear-end collisions are no exception. In fact, being rear-ended in a car accident is one of the most common types of accidents on the road, and can result in serious injuries. Here are some of the most common injuries that can result from being rear-ended in a car accident:
Whiplash: This is the most common injury associated with rear-end...
read more? Generally speaking, a
rear-end collision involves two or more vehicles. However, there are some scenarios where other parties can also contribute to the crash. For example, if the at-fault driver was intoxicated, then the establishment that served him may share some liability. Municipalities can be held liable if they failed to maintain the roadway and that non-fulfillment of duty contributed to...
read more? Many people hold the misconception that the second driver (i.e., the one who hit you from behind) is always at fault in a rear-end collision. Of course, if you were hit from behind, there is a good chance that the driver at the rear of you was following too closely, speeding, or driving while distracted. However, poor road conditions or severe weather can also contribute to a rear-end collision....
read more? Any time you are behind the wheel, you should use caution and remain attentive. Doing so can help you avoid being involved in a
rear-end collision. In addition, you must ensure that your vehicle is in good working order. Bald tires, faulty brakes, and/or broken brake lights can all contribute to a crash. Lastly, you should adjust your driving habits when weather conditions are poor. For...
read more? Addressing medical concerns should always be your top priority. However, if you have been hit from behind and believe you have grounds to file a claim, prompt action is a must. The sooner you reach out to one of our
rear-end accident attorneys, the better your chances are of achieving a favorable outcome. The longer you wait, the more likely it is you’ll lose valuable evidence for your case....
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