Knee Injury after A Car Accident

- Torn ACL – anterior cruciate ligament: Is one of the four main ligaments in the knee. Sings and symptoms of a torn ACI usually include, (1) the hearing of a sudden pop in the knee (2) swelling of the knee (3) feelings of wobbliness in the knee and (4) severe knee pain.
- Torn MCL- The medial collateral ligament (MCL) is a ligament stretching from the upper shin bone to the inner surface of the bottom thigh bone. Victims of torn MCL will likely require corrective surgery and rehabilitation.
- Ruptured Tendons
- Knee Fracture
- Torn Meniscus
- Medical expenses – including prescription drug costs, rehabilitation costs and the cost of corrective surgery
- All future medical expenses associated with injuries incurred during the accident
- Pain and Suffering including emotional trauma
- Property Damage
- Be Careful Who You Talk To – if the other party’s insurance company contacts you, your best response is to not talk to them regarding your injuries or the incidents which took place.
- Contact a Personal Injury Law firm with expertise in Knee Injuries: Get in touch with an accident injury attorney and ask him to speak with the other party’s agents. A Skilled personal injury attorney will be able to speak to insurance carriers in a fashion which will not divulge any information which may be harmful to your future compensation.
- Never automatically accept the first estimate or offer you get – jumping the gun on the settlement can be a costly mistake. Contact an attorney who is skilled and adept in negotiating with insurance companies. If insurance companies play hardball a skilled aggressive legal team will take the defendant to litigation and trial if needed and maximize any potential compensation you are entitled to.
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