Bensenville, Illinois Car Accident Lawyers

Attorneys for Injuries in Accidents Caused by Negligent Drivers in Bensenville

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T-Bone Collisions

Broadside or side-impact collisions can happen at intersections when a driver runs a red light or misjudges the speed of an oncoming vehicle while turning. The sides of a vehicle will provide little protection from the impact of another vehicle in a direct collision. A driver who is hit from the side or a passenger sitting on the side of a vehicle that is struck can be seriously injured. T-bone crashes can result in spinal cord injuries, amputations, or other injuries that may affect a person's health for years to come.

Sideswipe Collisions

When a vehicle moves to the side and strikes another vehicle, the driver of the car that is struck may lose control. They may be forced off the road or into oncoming lanes of traffic, which can result in additional collisions that may result in severe injuries. A driver may cause a sideswipe accident when they change lanes without checking their blind spots or drift out of a lane due to distraction or drowsiness.

Rollover Accidents

A vehicle can turn over in a collision, which may result in serious injuries for the driver or passengers and cause the vehicle to block the road or strike other cars or trucks. Larger vehicles such as SUVs and trucks may be more likely to roll over due to a higher center of gravity. A driver may cause a rollover accident when they attempt to take a sharp turn at a high speed, or an accident may be caused by a tire blowout or a collision with another vehicle from the side. Steps may need to be taken to determine who may be held liable for a rollover accident, such as the manufacturer of a faulty tire that exploded.

Multi-Vehicle Pileups

Some of the most complex car crashes involve three or more vehicles. These collisions may involve a single initial crash that sets off a chain reaction as other vehicles become involved. Pileups may occur during poor weather conditions, such as icy or snowy roads that prevent drivers from stopping in time to avoid hitting cars that have already collided. Pileups can also take place on highways during heavy traffic or other situations, and investigations may need to be performed to determine which parties were at fault.

How People May Be Affected by Car Accidents

The consequences of a car accident can affect a person for years. A victim may experience a wide range of physical, emotional, and financial effects. They may suffer injuries that will require ongoing medical care, including surgeries, physical therapy, and medications. They may also suffer emotional harm, experiencing issues such as anxiety, difficulty sleeping, or a fear of driving. The financial impact of an accident may include medical bills, lost wages, and problems working in the future due to disabilities or health issues. Property damage can add to a person's stress, especially if their vehicle is destroyed and they no longer have reliable transportation.

Injury victims can address these issues by taking steps to obtain financial compensation for the damages they have suffered. They may be compensated for economic damages, including medical expenses and lost wages. They may also be able to obtain non-economic damages such as pain and suffering, emotional distress, and the loss of enjoyment of daily activities.