If you’ve been hurt in a car accident in Mississippi, understanding how long you have to act is crucial. This post explains the three-year statute of limitations under Mississippi law and walks you through a step-by-step timeline of what typically happens in a personal injury claim—from reporting the wreck and seeking medical care to negotiating with insurance companies and, if needed, filing a lawsuit before the deadline. You’ll also learn about common mistakes that can derail a claim and practical tips to protect your rights every step of the way.

This blog explains how Mississippi’s pure comparative negligence rule works and why it matters in personal injury cases. You’ll learn what happens if you’re found partly at fault in an accident, how your compensation may be reduced, and why insurance companies often use this rule to their advantage.

This blog breaks down the key factors that determine the value of a personal injury claim in plain language. From medical bills and lost income to pain, suffering, and long-term effects, we explain how each part of your case is considered.

Car accidents don’t always cause immediate pain — adrenaline can hide serious injuries for days or even weeks. In this post, we break down why delayed pain happens, what doctors say about it, and why seeing a physician right away could protect your health and your future.

If you’ve been in a car wreck, the moments afterward can feel overwhelming. Our latest blog post breaks down the 10 most important steps to take immediately after an accident—from checking for injuries and documenting the scene to dealing with insurance and protecting your legal rights. Whether it’s a minor fender bender or a serious crash, these tips can help you stay prepared and safeguard your claim.