Author Archives: Ravid & Associates, P.C.
Detroit Backover Accidents: When Drivers Strike Pedestrians Behind Their Vehicles
Backover accidents happen when a driver reverses into a pedestrian who is standing, walking, working, or playing behind the vehicle. Although these collisions usually take place at low speeds, the injuries can still be serious since the pedestrian has no protection against the weight and force of the vehicle. A victim can be knocked… Read More »
Concussion Symptoms That May Not Appear Until Days After A Car Accident
Not every concussion causes immediate and obvious symptoms. After a car accident, many people leave the scene believing they escaped with only minor aches and pains. Hours or even several days later, they begin experiencing headaches, dizziness, memory problems, or difficulty concentrating. These delayed symptoms are common because the brain’s response to trauma is… Read More »
Chronic Neck Pain After A Michigan Car Accident
Neck pain is a common injury after a Michigan car accident, but it is often misunderstood. Many people think the pain will go away in a few weeks, only to find it becomes a daily problem that affects work, sleep, driving, and everyday activities. Chronic neck pain can impact all parts of life, especially… Read More »
T-Bone Car Accident Injury Claims In Michigan
T-bone collisions are among the most severe car accidents in Detroit. They often happen at intersections when a driver runs a red light, ignores a stop sign, or does not yield. The sides of cars offer less protection than the front or back, so people inside can be seriously hurt. Victims may need surgery,… Read More »
Can A Passenger Sue The Driver Of The Vehicle They Were Riding In?
Many passengers think they cannot file a personal injury claim against a driver they know. However, Michigan law allows injured passengers to seek compensation even if the at-fault driver is a friend, family member, coworker, or acquaintance. If the driver’s negligence caused the crash, the passenger may have the right to recover compensation for… Read More »
Hip Labral Tear Claims After A Michigan Car Crash
A Michigan car accident can cause injuries that are not always visible on X-rays or immediately diagnosed in the emergency room. One of the more painful and often overlooked injuries is a hip labral tear. The labrum is a ring of cartilage that surrounds the hip socket and helps stabilize the joint. During a… Read More »
What To Do After Being Hit By A Car While Crossing The Street In Detroit
Getting hit by a car while crossing the street can turn your life upside down in seconds. Pedestrians are especially vulnerable, so these accidents are often very serious. People may suffer broken bones, brain injuries, spinal injuries, internal injuries, or other conditions that need a lot of medical care. Physical recovery can take a… Read More »
Why Do Insurance Companies Offer Low Settlements After Car Accidents?
After a car accident in Detroit, many people expect the insurance company to fairly review their claim and offer compensation that matches their losses. Sadly, this is not always the case. Insurance companies are businesses that aim to protect their own finances. Many accident victims tell us they are frustrated because the settlement offer… Read More »
Can I Sue If I Was Hit By A Car In A Crosswalk In Michigan?
If you are hit by a car while walking in a crosswalk, you may face serious injuries, high medical bills, and uncertainty about what to do next. Pedestrians are vulnerable in these situations, so injuries like broken bones, brain injuries, or spinal cord injuries are common. Many people in Detroit think having the right… Read More »
Torn ACL And Knee Injury Claims After Motor Vehicle Accidents
A torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) or other serious knee injury can change nearly every aspect of your daily life after a motor vehicle accident. Walking, climbing stairs, driving, working, and participating in activities you once enjoyed may suddenly become painful or impossible. Many people associate ACL tears with sports injuries, but the violent… Read More »