Back Injuries and Documentation
The three primary areas of the back are “cervical,” “thoracic,” and “lumbar.” “Cervical” (C-spine) includes the neck and upper back; “thoracic” includes the middle back, … Continued
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Medical Negligence and Fetal Macrosomia
Not all birth defects and complications result directly from the negligence of a health care professional, but even in these cases, failure to diagnose a … Continued
Read More.Fourth of July Negligence
The first week of July is an ideal time for barbecues, road trips, and fireworks,primarily due to the Fourth of July, but with this comes … Continued
Read More.Negligence and Traumatic Brain Injuries
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that as many as 1.5 million Americans per year suffer from a traumatic brain injury (TBI), and there’s … Continued
Read More.Stages of Personal Injury Claims, Part Two
Fortunately, most personal injury claims are “settled” in negotiations between two or more parties before a trial is necessary. However, in cases in which a … Continued
Read More.Millennials and Distracted Driving
The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety estimates that as many as nine in ten millennials have engaged in some sort of “risky” driving, such as … Continued
Read More.Pool and Water Safety for Children
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), drowning remains the second-leading cause of “injury death” among children ages one to fourteen, and it remains … Continued
Read More.Immediate Steps After an Auto Accident
In minor auto accidents, insurance companies are usually able to handle disputes between drivers and the medical bills and vehicular damage resulting from the accident. … Continued
Read More.Birth Injuries and Negligence
Although the United States has a relatively-low infant mortality rate compared to other developed nations, birth injuries caused by the negligence of health care professionals … Continued
Read More.Stages of Personal Injury Claims, Part One
Accidents which result in injuries vary so greatly that it can be difficult to provide more than a general timeframe for a personal injury claim … Continued
Read More.Traffic Violations and Resulting Accidents
Traffic laws exist for a reason: to reduce the risks of auto accidents and resulting injuries and deaths. Failure to obey these laws not only … Continued
Read More.Strict Liability for Driverless Cars
Most personal injury claims for auto accidents require the plaintiff (the victim of the accident) to prove that the accident directly resulted from the other … Continued
Read More.Compensation Despite Pre-Existing Conditions
If you’ve been injured in an accident, you deserve to be fully compensated for your losses, including medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and … Continued
Read More.Spilled Cargo and Auto Accidents
When the cargo in a truck bed or tractor-trailer is not loaded properly, it can potentially spill out on the road and result in serious … Continued
Read More.Traumatic Brain Injury Accidents and Symptoms
It’s estimated that about 2.6 million people per year in the U.S. suffer a brain injury, and these injuries have a range of causes, including … Continued
Read More.Nursing Home Abuse Stats and Signs from the NCEA
Not only is nursing home abuse a serious problem in the United States, but it’s also an under-reported problem; the National Center on Elder Abuse … Continued
Read More.Depositions for Personal Injury Claims
The early stages of personal injury claims involve plenty of information-gathering for both sides, including collecting documents, conducting research, and even consulting with experts or … Continued
Read More.Judges’ Roles in Claims for Brain Injuries
In personal injury claims which involve brain injuries, the judge has five primary responsibilities:- Preside over, and maintain order in, the legal proceedings;- Determine whether … Continued
Read More.Medical Expenses After an Auto Accident
When someone has been seriously injured in an auto accident, medical expenses can be very high and come in many forms, such as:- Ambulance rides;- … Continued
Read More.Injury Liability at Hotels and Resorts
When you stay at a hotel or resort as a guest, it is generally expected that the facility has received regular inspections and does not … Continued
Read More.General Timelines for Personal Injury Cases
“How long will my personal injury claim take?” is one of the most common initial questions attorneys receive, especially early on in the process. The … Continued
Read More.Compensation for Disabling Injuries
“Disabling” injuries are injuries which result in a legally-recognized disability, which in turn is defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) as a mental … Continued
Read More.H & C Collection
Are you being harassed by H & C Collection over a debt? Stop the harassment and get money, all without paying for our services. You … Continued
Read More.Common Rear-End Auto Accidents
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that as many as one in three auto accidents are rear-end collisions. If you’ve been injured … Continued
Read More.Motorcycle Fatality Statistics and Tips
According to 2015 motorcycle statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA): – While motorcycles made up only 3% of registered vehicles in … Continued
Read More.Liability for Texting & Driving Accidents
When a driver’s careless, reckless, or otherwise-negligent behavior results in an auto accident, the driver may be held legally liable for all damages and losses, … Continued
Read More.The Negligence of Intoxicated Driving in Personal Injury Claims
If you’ve been injured in an auto accident caused by a drunk driver, speak with an experienced personal injury attorney as soon as possible … Continued
Read More.Leading Injury Causes Among Children
As one might expect, “unintentional injury” is the most common category for accidents involving injuries to young children, according to the Centers for Disease Control … Continued
Read More.Traumatic Brain Injuries and Permanent Complications
The physical and psychological effects of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) can vary greatly, and TBIs are commonly divided into four primary categories: “closed-head injuries,” in … Continued
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