5 Common Mistakes That Could Affect a Car Accident Claim in Delaware
It’s easy to feel overwhelmed in the moments immediately following a car accident. As if dealing with physical injuries and emotional distress weren’t taxing enough, the legal and logistical challenges associated with traffic collisions can put frightened victims over the edge. Unfortunately, even minor missteps in the aftermath of a collision can have major consequences…
Read MoreWho Can You Sue for a Trucking Accident in Delaware?
In 2022, the state of Delaware reported 2,180 traffic crashes involving trucks and commercial vehicles. Given the size and weight of commercial trucks, truck accidents often result in serious consequences ranging from catastrophic injuries and property damage to loss of life. Because these accidents tend to be more severe than passenger vehicle crashes, it’s particularly…
Read MoreWhat to Do If Your Workers’ Compensation Claim Is Denied in Delaware
It is currently estimated that nearly 5 million workers’ compensation claims are filed in the United States each year. Workplace injuries are stressful, costly, and can have long-lasting consequences for workers and their families. The only thing worse than getting injured on the job, however, is learning that your workers’ compensation claim has been denied.…
Read MoreIs Delaware a No-Fault State for Car Accidents?
The Delaware car accident attorneys at Silverman, McDonald & Friedman serve injury victims from our offices in Wilmington, Seaford, and Newark. Contact us for the strong advocacy you need after sustaining an injury in a car crash due to another party’s negligence. Auto insurance that requires drivers to carry insurance for their own protection and…
Read MoreWorkers’ Compensation Claims for Plantar Fasciitis
Is your job slowly wrecking your feet one shift at a time? If you wake up dreading those first few steps in the morning because of stabbing heel pain, there’s a good chance you’re dealing with plantar fasciitis. And if your job keeps you running on hardwood floors (in bad shoes) all day, you may…
Read MoreWhy Zipper Merges Are a Bad Idea
If zipper merges are meant to make traffic smoother, why do they cause accidents and angry drivers? The theory behind the zipper merge sounds intelligent and logical: drivers in both lanes take turns merging, like teeth on a zipper, before a lane ends. However, real-life merging is messier, and theory is easier than practice. On…
Read MoreI Hurt My Back At Work, What Now? A Guide for Workplace Back Injuries
Back injuries are some of the most common (and painful) workplace injuries. Whether you slipped, lifted something too heavy, or pulled a muscle, hurting your back at work can leave you wondering what to do next. The good news? Workers’ compensation is designed to help you recover physically and financially. Here’s a step-by-step guide to…
Read MoreWhy T-Bone Accidents Are So Dangerous
Why are T-bone crashes so much more devastating than other types of auto accidents? In many cases, the side of your vehicle is the weakest link, and in a direct hit, there’s not much protecting you from thousands of pounds of fast-moving metal. T-bone collisions, also known as side-impact crashes, account for over 20% of…
Read MoreHow Suspension Trauma Leads to Long-Term and Catastrophic Injuries
How long can someone hang in a safety harness before things go fatally wrong? According to safety research, suspension trauma can set in within minutes, and in some cases, fatal injuries can occur in under 15. That’s not just a minor workplace accident; it’s a life-threatening emergency that employers often fail to recognize until it’s…
Read MoreWhen Should You Worry About Pain After a Car Accident?
If you’ve just been in a car accident, you might be feeling a little shaken up and sore in some spots. But you might not know if it’s serious or just normal post-crash discomfort. The thing is, sometimes car accident pain doesn’t show up until hours or even days after the incident, and that’s where…
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