A head-on collision can result in serious injury or it can be fatal because of the nature of the accident. Because the front ends of two vehicles collide from opposite directions, there is typically a lot of momentum behind the vehicles. Usually, the vehicles are totaled because their frames can bend. When the frames bend, the occupants can be trapped until emergency personnel can remove them.
The details surrounding a head-on accident can be quite alarming, as there are so many fatalities that result from this type of accident. At Brotherly Law, we have seen all types of injuries from head-on collisions caused for so many reasons. That is why we want to make sure you have a qualified head-on collision accident lawyer in Philadelphia working on your side to determine what happened and who is at fault so you can seek the compensation you deserve.
There are several events that make head-on collisions especially dangerous and complicated. The following are some of the things that complicate head-on collisions:
There are a number of common causes for head-on collisions and those common causes are:
The common injuries that result from head-on collisions include abrasions, lacerations, and scarring that are more like “secondary” injuries. There may be more serious injuries, such as broken facial bones from airbag or steering wheel impact, whiplash from the sudden jerking of the head, back and spine injuries, and traumatic brain injuries.
Head-on collisions are among the most common types of auto accidents that occur and they can be very devastating. Head injuries, chest injuries, whiplash, broken bones, and disfigurement are just some of the injury types that can result from this type of accident. It is also a common cause for death. If you or a loved one has been injured in a head-on collision or you have lost a loved one, you may be able to hold the negligent party accountable for your monetary damages. To learn more about how Brotherly Law can help you, call (215) 545-8500 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation.
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