I was injured in a rear-end collision and my vehicle was not damaged (or damaged very little) but I am still in pain. The other driver’s insurance carrier is saying that I couldn’t have been hurt because the car was not damaged (or damaged very little). My medical bills are piling up. What do I do now?

Insurance companies will often deny claims outright if there is no property damage because they believe that you have no way of proving to a jury that your injuries were caused by the accident. Scientifically, this argument is total garbage. Many injuries can occur even if neither car was damaged.

The problem is that juries have been very receptive of these types of arguments recently. The insurance companies have even spawned a cottage industry of biomechanical engineers who say that based on their research it is impossible for someone to be injured in one of these types of accidents.

These types of cases are vigorously defended by the insurance companies. If you are hurt you should continue seeking medical attention and consult an experienced personal injury lawyer as soon as possible. An experience personal injury attorney can quickly asses the best way to prove your case and keep the insurance company from being able to ignore your injuries.

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