Driving our cars is second nature to most Americans. Just about everyone owns at least one car and spends a lot of time it. An auto accident or car wreck is not something we give a lot of thought to every time we go on a trip to the supermarket or on a trip across the country. While no one likes to think about the possibility of being involved in an auto accident, unfortunately thousands of people are injured in auto crashes each year. No matter what the cause, being involved in a car wreck can turn your world upside down. This is especially true if you or someone you love is injured in the accident.

Who needs to be told that as Montgomery County gets more and more developed and the Montgomery County population surpasses half a million of people, the roadways of Montgomery County, the streets and roads and alleys of Norristown, Bridgeport, King of Prussia, Plymouth Meeting, Collegeville and Conshohocken, are facing regular bouts of traffic congestion.  Whether you are traveling on Routes 76 or 476, Route 1 or 95, 252, 352 or 52, the roads are getting busier, drivers are getting more frantic and carefulness and safety are going by the wayside as drivers are preoccupied with their cell phones, Iphones and text-messaging more than the safety of you, your spouse and your children.

Car accidents can result in a variety of injuries including bruising, cuts, broken bones, scars, spinal cord injuries including paralysis, brain injuries, and in some cases, even fatal injuries. These injuries can lead to the need for surgery, rehabilitation and/or physical therapy. Car accidents can be caused by a variety of reasons including: a driver who is driving under the influence (dui accidents), losing control of a car due to a bad road condition, distracted or aggressive drivers, bad weather, or by simply making an error in judgment.