Author Archives: Naji Israoui
Orlando Car Crashes and Neurological Issues
When car crashes happen, it is possible for victims to sustain a head injury. This can happen during a minor fender bender or during a serious or severe crash. A person can hit their head on a headrest or make contact with the dash or window. Every level of impact can lead to injury…. Read More »
Discussing an Accident with an Orlando Insurance Claim Adjuster
Insurance claims are likely after a car crash. There are claims that are straightforward after minor crashes, but can be complicated in a severe collision resulting in extensive injuries or fatalities. When you are recovering from an accident, it can be stressful to have an insurance claims adjuster contact you and ask extensive questions… Read More »
Car Crashes and Orlando Rideshares
There are many reasons that people in Orlando use ridesharing services such as Lyft and Uber. After all, the companies provide a convenient form of transportation for Orlando residents and visitors. Residents rely on them for personal and business trips and tourists use them to access amusement parks and other fun destinations Orlando has… Read More »
Psychological Impacts of Vehicular Accidents
When thinking about car accident injuries, many think of physical injuries, such as back or neck sprains/strains, broken bones, cuts, and bruises. But there can be other types of injuries too, including psychological effects. Unfortunately, many experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, and anxiety following a traumatic car crash. There can be emotional distress… Read More »
Disc Injuries Can Result in Ongoing Pain
There are times when Florida car crashes result in disc injuries, such as bulging or herniated discs. Discs are in between the vertebrae of your spine and cushion the spine in the event of a shock or trauma. The force of a car accident can result in severe neck and back damage. Treatment plans… Read More »
Orlando Water Tubing Injuries
Florida residents and tourists alike enjoy boating and maritime sports. Which makes sense as Florida has both the beautiful waters of the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean to enjoy. While many of these activities are fun, there are times when people get injured. For example, some people have been injured when tubing…. Read More »
Florida PIP Reform
For the first time in nearly 50 years, the state of Florida is moving toward repealing the no-fault auto system that requires drivers to have PIP coverage. PIP refers to personal injury protection, which pays 80% of your medical bills and/or 60% of your wage loss related to a motor vehicle accident up to… Read More »
Is My Car Totaled After an Orlando Accident?
After a car crash, people are often worried about the damage to their vehicle. If you drive regularly, you likely want to get back to your day-to-day routine as soon as possible. Yet, if there was severe damage to your vehicle, it is possible your car will be a total loss. In other words,… Read More »
Is Accepting a Settlement or Heading to an Orlando Court a Better Choice?
When individuals and their families are recovering from a Florida car accident, they may not know how to achieve their best monetary damage recovery option. In most situations, the victim is able to land on a settlement offer that allows them to move forward with their lives, court is typically avoidable. According to one… Read More »
Pain from Florida Whiplash Associated Disorders
When people are watching television sitcoms or movies, they may see characters who pretend to be injured. Maybe they walk to the courthouse with a bounce in their step, but then put a neck brace on before entering the courtroom to appeal for financial compensation due to whiplash injuries. Of course, reality is much… Read More »
