
by rhinoadminAugust 24, 2022
A Drunk Driver Hit Me in Tampa, Now What?
Consider this scenario: you’re driving home from work one evening, ready to get home to your family and relax. And out of nowhere, a driver runs a red light and t-bones your car. Thankfully, your injuries don’t appear too serious, but you go to the hospital just to get checked out. Your brand new car is totaled and now you’re wondering what to do. Getting hit by a drunk...Read More
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by rhinoadminAugust 10, 2022
What Is a Compulsory Medical Exam and Why Are They Requested?
Did you know that Florida is home to the deadliest mile of road in all of America? No wonder thousands of Floridians each year have to file personal injury claims for car crashes and other accidents. If you’ve started this process, you may have heard the term ‘compulsory medical examination’ mentioned. Most people who file a personal injury claim don’t have to worry...Read More
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by rhinoadminAugust 3, 2022
Car Crash: Chiropractor vs. Orthopedic Doctor: What Is the Difference?
Between 14,000 – 17000, car accidents occur every day on American roads, and in 2020, 43% of these led to injuries. After a car crash, you may sustain back, neck, and other musculoskeletal injuries ranging from minor to severe. Seeking medical treatment will depend on the types and severity of the injuries sustained. In the event you or a loved one get in an accident, it’s crucial to...Read More
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by rhinoadminJuly 27, 2022
How Not Wearing a Seatbelt Can Affect Your Car Accident Claim
Every year, around 15,000 people survive road crashes because they wore a seatbelt. Wearing a seatbelt reduces your risk of injury or death in a car accident by up to 50%. Florida law mandates that all passengers and drivers in motor vehicles wear a seatbelt. If you were in a car accident and were not wearing a seatbelt, it can affect your car accident claim. It’s essential to always...Read More
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by rhinoadminJuly 20, 2022
How Your Prescriptions Can Affect Your Driving Safety
Drugged driving is no joke. A 2020 study of nearly 3,000 American drivers found that taking medications leads to higher rates of unsafe driving. Drivers who are on prescription medicine are more likely to speed and brake suddenly, which can cause accidents. Driving safety depends on your ability to handle prescription drugs and driving practices well. Before you hit the road, you should...Read More
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by rhinoadminJuly 13, 2022
What Causes Jaw and Ear Pain After a Car Accident?
Did you know that Tampa is the fourth worst city for traffic-related car accidents? When you get into a car accident, your body gets subjected to many strong forces. While some people might walk away from a fender bender with no injuries or just a few scrapes, others aren’t so lucky. Some people experience jaw and ear pain after a car accident. There are many causes for these symptoms....Read More
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