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hi Im Tim Williams at Dwyer Williams spotter injury accident attorneys Im the lead litigation attorney for our firm one of the more common knee injuries is an ACL injury lets look at the model to understand what that is lets take a look at the model this is a right knee model this is the kneecap here these two bones the lower leg and this is the thigh bone up here you see the knee bends backwards like we all know it does when we walk now underneath the decap and move it out of the way we can see the ACL or the anterior cruciate ligament the purpose of the ACL is to keep the knee stable to keep it from twisting or to keep it from bending one way or another this this unfortunately is the easiest to injure of all the ligaments in the knee because it is located directly in the middle and any twisting injury or forceful injury from one side or the other or in particular any twisting injury with a forceful injury to one side of the other such as a ski accident you see that car accidents
