Author Archives: Naji Israoui
Recoverable Damages and Orlando Claims
Lost income, damage to property, and medical expenses are all recoverable damages when a person was injured due to negligence. Compensation recovery could be a possibility if you were hurt in an Orlando car crash. While money does not make everything the same as it was prior to the accident, a financial award can… Read More »
Can Video Help After an Orlando Car Accident?
If you sustained injuries in an Orlando car accident, you likely need compensation for medical care, lost wages, and/or pain and suffering. Part of a strong claim is securing evidence. One of these forms of evidence is video footage. Proving another was at fault could be possible with the help of a video recording…. Read More »
Prescriptions Medications and Orlando Car Accidents
While there are many prescriptions that do not impact an individual’s ability to safely drive, there are prescriptions and over the counter medications that carry dangerous side effects. It is important to know the impact of each and every medication you are taking and if any interactions are possible. According to the Food and… Read More »
Florida Law and No-Fault Insurance
While you can control your own actions behind the wheel, it is impossible to control other accident risks, such as bad weather and reckless drivers. Accidents can happen even when you are driving safely, so it is important to understand what rights you have and how to move forward after an accident occurs. If… Read More »
Side-Impact Collisions In Orlando
Sometimes called T-bone collisions or broadside crashes, side-impact accidents are when one vehicle is struck on its side, typically by the rear or front of another vehicle. The result can be crushed cars, rollovers, and extreme injuries. Some side-impact collisions even result in fatalities; they are incredibly dangerous crashes. Car manufacturers have developed more… Read More »
Do Not Say These 3 Things After an Orlando Crash
After an Orlando car accident, it is common for individuals involved to be upset and emotional. However, you should not overshare information at the accident site. Protect yourself and stick to the facts when you talk to other drivers and law enforcement officers who arrive to file a police report. Sharing too much information,… Read More »
Injuries Are Possible in Low-Impact Accidents
Too often, people think that a fender bender, or other low-impact accidents, do not cause physical injuries. In reality, serious injuries are possible, including harm to the head, neck, and back. When Orlando car accidents happen, the body can move in an unnatural way. Because of this, some find themselves suffering from pains days… Read More »
Orlando Car Crashes and Post-Concussion Syndrome
After a head injury, from an Orlando car crash, sports injury, or other event resulting in a blow to the head, there is the possibility of a post-concussion syndrome diagnosis. Sometimes individuals sustain an injury when there isn’t impact to the head at all, damage can be done with excessive, forceful movement as well…. Read More »
PTSD Is Common After Serious Car Accidents
People can experience intense emotions when they are involved in traffic accidents. For some, the feelings dissipate over time, but for others the feelings become more and more intense and they find themselves coping with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, or other mental health concerns. Some reports say approximately a third of individuals… Read More »
Lost Income Can Be Part of an Orlando Damage Settlement
If you sustained injuries in an Orlando car accident, you may be unable to work as you heal. Compensation for lost income is possible in the state of Florida. Traumatic events can cause severe injuries, and it is common for victims to need time off after a car collision. You do not have to… Read More »
