Minor car accidents are frequently dismissed as inconsequential events that don’t require much attention. The damage may appear minimal a small dent or a scratched bumper—and it’s easy to think that it’s not worth the hassle of getting lawyers or doctors involved.
A tragic incident Saturday morning resulted in the death of an Uber driver and has left two US Navy Sailors seriously injured, officials say.
Hit & run wreck? Learn crucial steps to take after the accident. Report to police, seek medical attention, and consult a lawyer.
Should you refuse the ambulance even if you feel fine? What about the high cost of care? David Greene answers these questions and more.
If there’s damage to any vehicle involved in a crash, it’s important to seek medical treatment to ensure that you are okay and to document your involvement in the accident. Even if you don’t feel any immediate effects or injuries, it’s very important to see a doctor.
Do you know what to do after a car accident? People often have a lot of misconceptions about what to do following a car wreck. These mistakes can make it much more difficult to recover fully and get all the compensation you deserve.
After you’ve been involved in a traffic accident, you may be unsure of what type of medical treatment you may need. Heather Healy from NBC 15 Gulf Coast Today came by the Greene & Phillips offices on Florida Street to talk to David Greene to help clarify the different types of treatment that are available […]
