WJTV reports on an I-55 crash that seriously injured a pedestrian. According to authorities, the accident caused a 1.5-hour traffic delay. The current condition of the pedestrian has not been reported. Continue Reading
8 Common Symptoms of Whiplash after a Motor-Vehicle Accident
Nearly 120,000 people suffer whiplash annually in the United States, and rear-end accidents are the leading cause of this debilitating injury. Whiplash can cause chronic pain, limit your movement, and prevent you from returning to work for several weeks during recovery. Continue Reading
What Is the Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Lawsuits?
A statute of limitations is a deadline by which a plaintiff must file a personal injury lawsuit. This deadline is also called the “prescriptive period.” If you attempt to file a lawsuit after the statute of limitations has expired, it is likely that the court will dismiss your case. Continue Reading
How Can I Avoid Drunk Driving Accidents over Memorial Day Weekend?
Memorial Day weekend is the perfect time to visit relatives, host a cookout, or hit the town with friends. Even if your plans do not involve alcohol, bear in mind that drunk driving rates tend to spike over the long holiday. Continue Reading
How Might Mississippi’s Pure Comparative Negligence Law Affect My Claim?
If you were injured in a car accident that another driver caused, you probably expect that person’s auto insurance company to cover your medical bills, vehicle repairs, and other damages. However, if your case goes to trial and the court finds that you were partially responsible for the accident, your recovery will be reduced by your percentage of Continue Reading
What Are My Options after a Collision with an Uninsured Driver?
The costs of medical bills and lost income can be exorbitant after a serious collision. Because the state of Mississippi is a “fault” auto insurance state, the insurance company of the driver who causes an accident will be responsible for covering the damages. But what happens if the motorist who caused your injuries does not have insurance? Continue Reading
