Chain Reaction Accidents
Chain reaction accidents are often quite complicated. After all, they may have three or more different vehicles and drivers involved. Where typical rear-end crashes fault the driver who does the rear-ending, chain reaction crashes are much more complex. It’s possible for one car to be totally and safely stopped at a light only to be pushed into the rear of another automobile. No matter what the circumstances of your accident were, your first priority needs to be speaking with a personal injury lawyer who has car accident experience.
The “Typical” Chain Reaction Crash
Your typical chain reaction crash will involved multiple vehicles. Frequently, at least one or more driver is distracted or neglects to slow down when he or she should safely do so. They will hit one car, which hits another, which hits another. Meanwhile, there could be multiple responsible drivers caught up in the wreck. Even if you’re driving defensively and safely, you could still get caught up in a dangerous chain reaction crash.
Injuries Involved in Chain Reaction Crashes
Depending upon the severity of the chain reaction accident, you could be facing minor to moderate and severe catastrophic injuries. An especially common injury in a chain reaction accident is an injury to the spinal cord or neck. Whiplash and other types of neck injuries are frequently seen with this type of crash. The abrupt stop-motion of the crash has the ability to inflict serious damage on the neck and spinal cord. Additionally, a variety of other injuries can occur including traumatic injuries to the head and brain.
Who Pays?
Since so many drivers are involved in chain reaction crashes, it can take a while to sort out who was at fault and who wasn’t. One thing is for sure. Nobody’s insurance company is going to want to foot the bill for a variety of victim’s medical care. That being said, it’s important to have an experienced car accident lawyer on your side to make sure you get the compensation you deserve after an accident.
When to Call a Car Accident Lawyer
After any kind of car accident, it’s a good idea to speak with an attorney, at least so you know where you stand. Chain reaction accidents can be complex due to the high volume of drivers and insurance companies involved, and law enforcement investigations can often come up short on who is at fault.
The skilled team at Coxwell & Associates, PLLC is standing by to answer your questions at (601) 265-7766.
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