Yes. Lumbago, which is saying Low Back pain can be caused by a car accident. It is typically ICD code 724.2 lumbago for Chronic instead of acute pain.
Because the person who hit them is at fault and with rear end accident there is usually medical bills and pain involved with the people who were hit. They have the right to sue to recover from the accident.
no.not if its a car accident
Car 1 is at Fault in any REAR END ACCIDENT- Following to close, Failure to stop within a clear distance.
no.not if its a car accident
yes
For most drivers, getting into a small rear end accident is an inevitability and is something that will happen a few times throughout their lives. While a typical rear end accident is routine, some of the aftermath following the accident could get out of hand, and require a driver to hire legal representation. While hiring legal representation can be expensive, there are several reasons to hire an attorney following a rear end accident. The first situation when you should hire legal representation following a rear end accident is if you are being sued. While most rear end accidents are simple, with nothing more than some car damage, others can have additional damage and lead to more formal legal proceedings. If you are being sued because of the accident, hiring legal representation would become a necessity. The attorney that is hired will do whatever they can to avoid taking your case to court. However, if the case does come to small claims court, the attorney will formulate your case and defend you against the plaintiff's attorney. The second situation when you should hire legal representation following a rear end accident is if your auto insurance provider is not willing to cover the accident. Your auto insurance provider should be willing to cover the costs of repairing your vehicle as well as the other driver's vehicle if you are at fault. However, many auto insurance providers will first attempt to deny the claim in an attempt to save money. If your claim is denied, your legal representation should be able to write a letter to the auto insurance provider explaining why your claim should be approved. If the claim is still not approved, the attorney could represent you in a lawsuit against the insurance company. The third situation when you should hire legal representation following a rear end accident is if you are facing criminal charges. Depending on the rear end accident, legal charges could occur. If you were intoxicated or driving on a suspended license, there is a good chance that you could face severe penalties including loss of driving privileges, significant fees, or even imprisonment. An attorney could help you out by explaining you your rights, negotiating a plea bargain and a reduced fine or sentence, or defending you in court.
Very likely yes. This is especially true since you are at-fault for the accident. (meaning you caused the accident). Some insurance companies reward loyalty and may have "accident forgiveness" program if you have been a long time customer with them.
Yes. The car created a traffic hazard. The person who parked the car is responsible for any accident that occurred as a result.
No. Your payment in any case is dependent on your actual damage. Having an auto accident is not like hitting the lottery but it is only meant to pay to put you back to where you were as best they can.
It might be caused by weak or worn out gas struts on either side of the window. You could probably get them at any auto parts store.
Whiplash, if struck from the rear in a car accident
You can get the fuse for 1998 rear window defroster at the NAPA, Auto Zone.