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4 Common Types of Injuries After a Car Accident

Car accidents can happen in the blink of an eye, but the repercussions can last a lifetime. If you’ve been involved in a collision, you might be experiencing more than just the initial shock; injuries can emerge in various forms and severities.

The seasoned personal injury attorneys at Cohn & Swartzon know the toll that serious car accidents can take on your life. That’s why we’re here to help you identify and understand the most common injuries that individuals face after a car crash. From whiplash to fractures, each injury carries its own set of challenges and requires specific attention. 

Whether you’re currently on the mend or helping someone navigate their post-accident care, this article aims to provide valuable insights into the healing process and the importance of recognizing the signs your body is telling you. Let’s explore these injuries together, so you can be better prepared to take the next steps toward recovery.

4 Common Types of Injuries After a Car Accident

Every car accident and subsequent injury claim is unique, but one or more of six different types of injuries are usually included in cases that personal injury attorneys take on.

1. Brain Injuries

Brain injuries as the result of a car accident can be life-changing and permanent. Many individuals can no longer work at the same job or perform daily tasks. 

Recovering from or caring for someone who has suffered from a brain injury because of another driver’s negligence demands the support of legal counsel. The right attorney will help to secure maximum compensation for recovery and, if needed, long-term care.

2. Burn Injuries

Burn injuries are unfortunately common throughout the US. Car accidents are a notable source of burn injuries, and the growing number of electric vehicles on the road is also increasing the risk of EV battery fires.

If you or a loved one needed medical treatment for burn injuries after a car accident, working with a personal injury attorney is imperative to ensure that your rights are protected and that you receive the compensation you’re entitled to.

3. Neck Injuries

Neck injuries are a common effect of car accidents, from the lingering pains of whiplash to more traumatic experiences that impact your ability to live comfortably.

Car accident-related neck injuries and the resultant medical bills are considered economic damages and should be included in your personal injury claim, as well as the pain and suffering that the other driver’s negligence has caused. Personal injury attorneys in Southern California can be your advocate in these cases to help you restore normalcy in the aftermath of your accident.

4. Spinal Cord Injuries

Like neck injuries, spinal cord injuries can be the source of intense physical and emotional trauma. When those injuries are inflicted as the result of a car accident, the responsible parties must be held accountable.

Too often, car accident victims do not receive the full level of compensation they are entitled to, especially if said victims are recovering from severe injuries. That’s why personal injury attorneys like the Cohn & Swartzon team are essential to your car accident claim – especially if you have long-term needs that will require an extended recovery process.

How Cohn & Swartzon Helps Accident Victims Recover

The Cohn & Swartzon team has decades of combined legal experience helping victims obtain compensation for car accident injuries. 

Several of our attorneys served as in-house counsel for prominent insurance firms, and we leverage that knowledge to overcome any legal obstacles or arguments that could prevent our clients from receiving what they are entitled to.

Even in car accident cases with uninsured drivers, the Cohn & Swartzon team’s diligence and dogged determination have generated remarkable results for clients:

“I cannot recommend the offices of Cohn & Swartzon highly enough. I was referred to them after being involved in an accident with an uninsured driver. I was in pain and after 6 weeks was still trying to be seen by a physical therapist. I met with Jason the first day and he couldn’t have been nicer. He seemed to really care about me and my case and within 24 hours I was being seen at a great facility for physical therapy … I walked away with more than I could have hoped for. I am so thankful for Cohn & Swartzon.”

– Kathy B.

By partnering with Cohn & Swartzon on your car accident injury claim, you’ll be able to rest and recover confidently because you’ll know that your case is in the best possible hands.

Contact Cohn & Swartzon for a free assessment of your car accident or personal injury claim.

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