If you have Arthritis, you may be injured more than someone without Arthritis in a PA or NJ car accident

Many PA & NJ auto insurance companies claim that if a car accident claimant has pre-existing arthritis (degenerative joint disease-spondylosis) that any new injury claimed to have occurred from the PA or NJ car accident was most likely pre-existing.

According to several medical studies, these auto insurance company claims could not be further from the truth.

For example, if a 22-year-old body builder and a 90-year-old man that is 4’2″ and riddled with arthritis are both in the same accident, who will be hurt more, the person with no arthritis or the person with a significant amount of arthritis?

The answer is, the 90-year-old man with a significant amount of arthritis. Beyond the research, common sense dictates the same.

The author of this Blog, Michael L. Saile, Jr., Esq. of Saile & Saile LLP, Attorneys-at-Law focuses his practice on fighting for plaintiffs’ personal injury and car accident victim’s rights in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey. We handle all serious injury cases including, car accidents (both limited and full tort), wrongful death, slip & fall downs, construction accidents, Septa, NJ Transit, and other cases other cases. We are located just outside of Philadelphia in lower Bucks County. We also handle Philadelphia plaintiffs’ personal injury and car accident cases. Please visit our personal injury only website at www.pa-nj-injurylawyer.com for more injury information.