After a car accident, you will likely feel some pain in your neck once the adrenaline dies down. The pain is similar to what you get when you sleep with your neck in an awkward position. Caused by a fast yet forceful back-and-fort movement, it puts a strain on your neck and is most common in rear-end accidents.

When you get into a car accident – especially one where you are the victim, you may have several compensations to claim. That being said, like any other legal procedure, insurance claims may take a long time to settle. You want to get on with your life as quickly as possible. So, how long will it take for the whole thing to be over?

When someone crashes into your car and it’s obviously their fault, you expect them to pay for the damage that they did. Very often, the at-fault driver does not want to get the authorities involved. As a result, they offer you cash to cover the expenses instead. But should you take that cash?

Florida is a no-fault state, which means your auto insurance company must provide coverage for your medical bills, lost wages, and other related expenses, no matter who is at fault in a car accident.One crucial fact to remember is that you must get medical treatment within 14 days of the accident to receive compensation.

When you get into a car accident, there are certain steps you may want to take in order to help make sure everyone is safe, to follow the law and to get the insurance claim process started.