Can a car accident cause scoliosis?
Motor Vehicles Accidents - October 16, 2025
While scoliosis is most often diagnosed in adolescents during growth spurts, a car accident can cause scoliosis in some situations. This is known as traumatic scoliosis, and it happens when a spinal injury from a crash changes the alignment of the spine, causing it to curve abnormally. In other cases, a crash can make pre-existing…
Why are you stunned after a car accident?
Motor Vehicles Accidents - October 3, 2025
Being in shock after a car accident can happen whether you are physically hurt or not. Your brain has difficulty processing the speed of a car crash, and may have suffered damage that could become serious if left untreated. In an instant, you can be dazed and unsure of what happened or what to do…
Is my case affected if I didn’t go to the doctor after a car accident?
Motor Vehicles Accidents - July 10, 2025
Yes, if you didn’t seek medical care after a car crash, your personal injury claim may be weaker than that of someone who immediately visited a doctor after an auto accident. The longer after the incident you wait to get treatment for your car accident injuries, the more difficult it is for your Gurnee car…
What Time do Most Motorcycle Accidents Occur?
Motor Vehicles Accidents - July 4, 2025
Motorcycle accidents often lead to serious injuries. Unlike car drivers, motorcyclists do not have the protection of metal frames, airbags, or seatbelts. But did you know there are specific times when riding is even more dangerous? Understanding when most motorcycle accidents happen can help Illinois drivers and motorcyclists stay safer on the roads. When Is…
Where do Most Motorcycle Accidents Occur?
Motor Vehicles Accidents - June 20, 2025
Motorcycle accidents often result in devastating injuries and significant property damage for those involved. It is no surprise that motorcyclists face higher risks of sustaining catastrophic injuries as a result of a collision. Without airbags, metal frames, or seat belts to protect them, motorcyclists have to remain especially vigilant when they are on the roadway….
Can parents be held liable for their 18-year-old’s car accidents?
Motor Vehicles Accidents - June 13, 2025
The safety of your child is a top priority when you find out they have been in an accident. If you discover they caused the collision, you may find yourself asking, “Are parents liable for 18-year-olds’ car accidents?” While your 18-year-old is a legal adult, there may be certain conditions under which you could be…
Are car accidents more common near construction zones in Chicago?
Motor Vehicles Accidents - June 1, 2025
Yes, work zone accidents occur more frequently than in non-construction areas due to the complex and often unpredictable driving conditions these zones create. At Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates, we have seen firsthand how these accidents impact individuals and families, and we are committed to helping victims navigate the aftermath. Keep reading to learn why work…
How often do truck drivers get into accidents in Gurnee?
Motor Vehicles Accidents - April 30, 2025
Truckers are on the road nearly constantly, allowing more opportunity than most to have accidents. If you have been involved in an accident with a truck, you need an experienced Gurnee personal injury attorney to help you navigate the claim process and fight for the compensation you deserve. Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates is committed to…
Who’s liable for a car accident due to recall in Aurora, IL?
Motor Vehicles Accidents - April 8, 2025
The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) works to keep unsafe cars off the roads by recalling them. Still, defective cars or car parts remain a cause of devastating accidents. An Aurora car accident attorney from Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates can help determine who is liable for a car accident due to a recall and…
What happens if a car accident aggravates a pre-existing condition?
Motor Vehicles Accidents - April 1, 2025
A pre-existing condition is any medical issue, illness, or injury that a person had before a new event, such as a car accident. Common pre-existing conditions include back pain, arthritis, heart disease, migraine, and mental health conditions like anxiety and depression. You have legal options if your previous injury has worsened since your car accident….