Can a Car Accident Cause PTSD?
After a car wreck, the emotional impact can be just as bad as the physical injuries—or worse. Unfortunately, many car accident victims struggle with undiagnosed and untreated post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Below, we explain how to identify PTSD, its impact on your claims, and how Crosley Law Firm helps PTSD victims recover from a car…
What Should You Do if You Are Injured Riding Public Transportation in San Antonio?
As more and more people rely on public transportation, the number of bus crashes is likely to increase. Unlike most vehicle wreck injury claims, public transportation and bus injury cases involve a strict set of procedural rules. If you don’t carefully follow these rules, you might lose your right to compensation. Learn how to avoid…
How to Protect Your Personal Injury Settlement During a Divorce
During a divorce, your spouse might try to claim some or part of your personal injury settlement or award. However, not all personal injury payments are considered community property in Texas. Before you settle an accident claim or finalize a divorce, you should consult with an experienced attorney. It’s also important to understand how other financial matters, such as life insurance policies, may…
Have a Bad Feeling About Your Lawyer? Here’s Some Important Advice
Your Personal Injury Lawyer Could Mean the Difference Between $15,000 and $400,000 I regularly handle cases from people who come to Crosley Law Firm after working with another attorney. In one case, a lawyer was pressuring a car wreck victim to accept a $15,000 settlement even though that didn’t come close to covering her medical costs and financial losses. Her friend encouraged her to call…
Watch for These Emotional Signs and Symptoms of a TBI
Imagine waking up one day and feeling — different. Wrong. Sometimes you feel anxious for no reason, and other times you experience a heavy sense of dread. Seeing family members and friends, even your husband or wife, doesn’t make you feel the same as it used to. In fact, your closest loved ones may feel like strangers to you.
New TBI Saliva Test Being Used as Evidence in Personal Injury Cases
Traumatic Brain Injuries Are Far Too Common One million — that’s the number of children and adolescents who suffer brain-damaging concussions every year in the United States, and the #1 cause of TBIs among those aged 5 to 24 is car accidents.
Personal Injury Law – 5 Common Myths
How Much Do You Know About Personal Injury Law and Personal Injury Lawyers? Most people don’t spend a lot of time with attorneys, and if they do, it’s usually at a difficult time in their lives. If you’re considering hiring a personal injury attorney, then you’re probably struggling with diagnosis and treatment of serious injuries or even the loss of a loved one.…
Dealing With Medical Expenses After a Car Wreck? Make Sure to Document Them
Getting Better Should Be Your Priority — But Taking Care of Your Finances Is Also Important!
How Can I Protect My Personal Injury Claim in Bankruptcy?
Filing for bankruptcy is a major life event that involves lots of confusing paperwork, conflicting emotions, and competing priorities. Because bankruptcy law is so complex, it is difficult to know what to do and when to do it.
When Should You Call a Lawyer After a Car Accident in San Antonio?
It can be difficult to know when you should call a lawyer after a car accident. Some car wrecks are massive and life-altering, and they clearly require an attorney to help sort out the legal consequences. Smaller wrecks may seem straightforward and uncomplicated, but they can still have significant and long-lasting effects, and some of them lead to large personal injury verdicts or settlements.
Why Contingent Fees Matter for Your Personal Injury Claim
Life after a serious injury can be overwhelming. Whether it’s adjusting to your new lifestyle and limitations, attending numerous follow-up appointments, or figuring out how to financially recover, life for you and your loved ones can seem chaotic and frustrating, with no end in sight.
“Cleaning Up” Your Social Account May Affect Your Injury Case
Social media has forever changed the way lawyers and courts approach evidence in all types of cases, whether civil or criminal. It has particularly affected the way evidence is collected and used during personal injury cases.
