Personal Injury
Types of Accidents Most Likely to Lead to Traumatic Amputation
Losing a limb or body part in an accident can be traumatic and devastating. These types of injuries are not only known to cause excruciating pain and discomfort, but they can also severely impact an individual’s mental and emotional health and prevent them from being able to work and bring in any income ever again.…
Read MoreDistractions and Pedestrian Safety
The prevalence of distractions is worse than ever these days. People in their cars, walking, and even on bikes may be looking at a screen rather than their surroundings. When this happens, it can create a massive risk of something going wrong. Some of the most vulnerable road users– pedestrians – are the ones to…
Read MoreTypes of Compensation, Including Prosthetics Following Traumatic Amputation
After losing a limb, a person not only experiences several physical changes, but they also experience changes in their jobs and careers, mental and emotional health, engagement in activities, and daily life going forward. As a result, they typically need time to mourn their losses and accept their new reality. While no amount of money…
Read MoreThe Types of Paralysis
Severe and catastrophic accidents can lead to paralysis by causing injuries and damage to the brain or spinal cord. However, not every form of paralysis is the same. There are different types of paralysis that can impact anyone who suffers from a spinal cord injury and other serious conditions. The type and severity of paralysis…
Read MoreUnderstanding Amputations and Phantom Pain
One of the worst injuries an accident victim can face is amputation. While an amputation can severely affect an individual physically, it can also cause various emotional, psychological, and neurological consequences. Phantom pain is one of the most reported symptoms that amputation patients experience. Many are surprised when you mention that you have pain in…
Read MoreJaywalking and Pedestrian Accidents
Pedestrian safety is a critical concern in urban areas, and jaywalking remains a significant contributing factor to pedestrian accidents. Jaywalking, the act of crossing a street outside designated crosswalks or against traffic signals, poses a substantial risk to both pedestrians and drivers. Jaywalking refers to the illegal or improper crossing of a street by a…
Read MoreWhen Can a Worker File a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
Most workers know that they can file a workers’ compensation claim to cover medical expenses and lost wages. However, many are unaware that under certain circumstances, they may also be able to file a personal injury lawsuit to potentially receive additional compensation for their losses. It can be difficult to know whether you are eligible…
Read MoreThe Dangers of Electric Bicycles
Learning to ride a bike is a childhood milestone. But the bikes we learned on are very different from the bikes that are popular today. Electric bicycles are everywhere these days, and an increasing number of teenagers are using them. It seems, however, that there is more risk and responsibility involved than manufacturers and lawmakers…
Read MoreSeeking Damages for Scarring and Disfigurement in an Injury Lawsuit
In the aftermath of accidents like car crashes, dog bites, workplace accidents, or violent assaults, the consequences often extend beyond the initial injury. Severe lacerations, burns, or trauma can result in permanent scarring, altering one’s physical appearance and causing emotional distress. These scars, whether on the face or body, serve as constant reminders of the…
Read MoreSurvey Reveals the Threat of Social Media to Children
A recent survey from ExpressVPN illustrates the risks young children face on social media. The company interviewed over 2,000 children and their parents in the US and the UK about their social media usage and their feelings about it. Let’s take a look at the survey and find out how and where children are spending…
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