# personal injury and motor vehicle accident lawyers

I injured myself playing mini golf…I know haha, and it ended up being worse than we thought. I keep reaching out to » I injured myself playing mini golf…I know haha, and it ended up being worse than we thought. I keep reaching out to Justanswer.com

Coding Auto Accident Injuries - Jack Bernstein » Jack Bernstein, Injury Attorneys, shares details about auto accident injuries, and why patients may need to learn about ICD-10 codes. Bernsteininjurylaw.com

Average Settlement for Car Accident Back & Neck Injury - Emerson Straw (70) » Learn the factors determining the average settlement for a back and neck injury case and how Emerson Straw Injury Law can help. Read the affects of settlement. (159) Emersonstraw.com

I have a question about a medical lien. My son was in an accident. I was working with Geico on a settlement for him but » I have a question about a medical lien. My son was in an accident. I was working with Geico on a settlement for him but Justanswer.com

On matters of causation in personal injury cases: Considerations in forensic examination » Rheumatologists are often called to be independent examiners of injured claimants and to address the question: “What is causing the injured person’s symptoms?” This article deals with the legal principles that arise in these cases,… Ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

When to Sue for PTSD After a Car Accident | Morris Bart, LLC » It's not easy to sue for PTSD after a car accident, but an experienced attorney can help you navigate the case and know when to seek compensation. Morrisbart.com

Expectations of lawyers with regard to neuropsychological evaluations in motor vehicle accident claims. » This article aims to indicate what the current expectations of the South African Courts are, as viewed by lawyers and advocates with regard to neuropsychological evaluations in motor vehicle accident claims in South Africa. Purposive sampling of 26 experienced legal practitioners in the Gauteng and North West provinces was done. They were identified by means of a list available at the High Court indicating which practitioners work in the context of motor vehicle accident claims. These participants have at least 10 years’ experience in matters arising from motor vehicle accident claims. Semistructured interviews were conducted which were recorded, transcribed, and analyzed by means of thematic analysis. The results indicate that legal practitioners find neuropsychological reports to be too long, owing to unnecessary repetition. They expect more structure in the document and less jargon and fewer technical terms. According to the legal practitioners there is too much focus on the test results and too little e Psycnet.apa.org