It’s a violent shock. You’re in the car and another car hits you. Your head jerks back and forth. Whiplash.
It’s one of the most common car accident injuries. It got its name, according to the Mayo Clinic, because your neck moves like the cracking of a whip.
Rear-end collisions are the most likely cause.
Whiplash can be tricky because it can take hours or days before you realize you have it.
After an accident disrupts your life, work with a skilled personal injury lawyer to get every injury you suffer fully accounted for and compensated. Don’t leave something out that the negligent driver or their insurance company should be paying for.
Horenstein, Nicholson & Blumenthal (HNB) injury attorneys have been helping injured people in Ohio for over 40 years. You can work with us in Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Dayton and anywhere in the state.
HNB lawyers have secured more than $500,000,000.00 in awards, benefits and settlements for injured Ohioans.
If another driver hits you and you think you have whiplash, talk to us about getting maximum financial support to recover and move forward.
When you think of us, we want you to think, “Helping me, that’s HNB.”
Contact HNB Contact HNBThe Mayo Clinic lists symptoms that could mean you have whiplash:
You could experience symptoms of whiplash immediately after a wreck. But the Cleveland Clinic says it also can take hours or days.
The rear-end collisions that cause whiplash are extremely common. They represent about 40 percent of all car crashes, said the National Safety Council, a non-profit group.
If your whiplash injury did in fact come from a rear-end collision, you can look for several signs of negligence—and therefore legal liability—on the part of the driver who crashed into you. We’ll discuss that more below.
You can seek compensation from the at-fault driver’s insurance company. If they don’t cooperate, you can file a personal injury lawsuit.
You only pay your HNB car accident lawyer when you win compensation.
Tell the HNB injury attorneys about your whiplash, what happened in the accident and how the pain appeared. We’ll evaluate your case without cost or obligation.
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Just because pain, stiffness or other discomfort appears later, it doesn’t mean you can’t add it to your car accident claim.
It’s important to document, report and claim compensation for every side effect of your collision.
Medical evidence will be one of the most important parts of your whiplash injury claim. Your evidence can include:
When it was a rear-end collision, the negligent driver could’ve been distracted, following too close, speeding, impaired or driving erratically.
All of those factors can go into proving negligence on the part of the other driver—which is the core of a personal injury claim.
An experienced personal injury lawyer knows what medical evidence you need to show a whiplash injury, and what signs and evidence establish the other driver’s negligence.
HNB fights for you to get what’s fair after and injury—restoring you financially to where you were before, helping you reclaim your life.
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