What is considered a traumatic car accident?
There are different forms of trauma that can result from motor accidents, and they are often interconnected. Physical trauma involves bodily injury, while psychological trauma manifests as emotional and mental health consequences.
Traumatic car accidents typically involve severe physical injuries requiring emergency medical intervention, hospitalization, permanent disabilities, or surgical procedures.
High-impact forces such as rollovers, head-on collisions, or T-bone crashes that result in catastrophic vehicle damage are typically traumatic accidents, including vehicles catching fire, submersion in water, extended entrapment requiring extraction, or accidents involving multiple vehicles in chain-reaction crashes.
Another form of traumatic accident is fatal incidents, which also leave survivors to process both physical injuries and profound psychological trauma.
At Munley Law, we recognize that traumatic car accidents represent more than just property damage or minor injuries – they are life-changing events that require legal support.
Been in a car accident? Our experienced car accident attorneys can provide a detailed evaluation of your situation. Contact Munley Law today for a free, no-obligation consultation. Note: Every accident case is unique, and settlement amounts vary based on specific circumstances. Past settlements do not guarantee similar outcomes in future cases.
