Saugus police logs released today, report that on Sunday a car accident occurred that resulted in injuries.
A single individual complained of head injuries and was taken to Melrose Wakefield Hospital.
The noon accident happened on Route 1 South,near the Essex Street ramp.
There are no details on the identity of the individuals or cause of the accident.
Car Accident Head Injuries
Head injuries caused by car accidents are often concussion which can also become traumatic brain injuries. These are caused by the severe impact to the head or shaking which causes the brain to hit the walls of the skull. Such injuries will affect day to day activities like memory, balance, personality, and other physical symptoms. With these symptoms, it can be difficult to also handle the insurance claim and insurance adjuster in negotiations for a settlement.
An insurance adjuster will look to the following to determine whether to pay out, and how much. The factors include who was at fault for the accident, or rather, your degree of fault. Whether the victim did anything to prevent injury, or prevent further injury. The victim’s life circumstances will be taken into account, such as age, career, medical history and other vitals. The insurance adjuster may also take int account whether the offending party was a “bad actor”, such as whether the driver was impaired.
Head injuries from car accident require experience in the negotiations of settlements thereof. A qualified Massachusetts personal injury attorney at the Jeffrey Glassman Injury Lawyers can help you through the process. Call us today at (617) 777-7777.
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