Suing for Nerve Damage after an Accident

Some of the most common injuries after a car crash are broken bones, cuts and lacerations, bruises and scratches, traumatic brain injuries, dental and facial injuries, back and neck injuries, and nerve damage. Nerve damage is one of the most underestimated types of injuries after a car accident. Oftentimes, there are no external indications that…

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Understanding Contract Disputes in WA

Contracts are a major aspect of business. When one or more parties create a plan and ensure that everyone follows their end of the bargain, they may create a contract. This gives everyone involved peace of mind, knowing that the contract will be upheld. However, contract disputes are not uncommon in the business world, causing…

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The Dangers of Truck Driver Fatigue

One of the most common causes of truck accidents is truck driver fatigue. When truck drivers are pushed beyond their limits and feel like they have to continue driving when they are tired, drowsy, or exhausted, truck driver fatigue can lead to traumatic, devastating, and fatal crashes. When an individual is involved in a truck…

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Myths About Car Accidents

Whether you’ve been in one or not, you most likely have heard at least a few myths about car accidents. Many people make assumptions or spread misinformation that they believe is true and helpful to others. However, at Smith McBroom, we want our clients to know the facts about these car accidents. To ensure you…

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Tips for Staying Safe on Halloween

One of the most exciting days of the year for children and even adults is Halloween. It is one day of the year when adults and children can dress up as their favorite characters, scare people, and eat all the candy they want. However, the unfortunate reality is that Halloween is known to be one…

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Medical Malpractice in Telehealth

Many people have become aware of telehealth visits in the last few years. While some people prefer to commute to a doctor’s office to receive a checkup and speak to their doctor in person, others who live in remote areas or are too busy to go to a doctor’s office for every appointment may find…

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The Role of Social Media Evidence in Personal Injury Cases

Many people do not realize how much social media evidence can play in personal injury cases. Unfortunately, overlooking the risks of social media can lead to injured victims posting photos, videos, comments, or status updates that can impact the outcome of their cases and their ability to recover compensation. When this happens, the social media…

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Social Media and Car Accidents

In today’s digital age, social media has become an integral part of our daily lives, connecting us to friends, family, and the wider world with just a few taps on our screens. In the aftermath of a car accident, many people’s first instinct is to reach for their phones and post about the incident on…

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PTSD From Car Accidents

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental health disorder that can occur when an individual has experienced or witnessed a traumatic event like a car accident. PTSD is characterized by a variety of symptoms that can significantly impact daily functioning and quality of life. Can I experience PTSD after an injury? How common is it?…

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