Ultimately, every time you make the decision to walk rather than drive through the city or a suburban area, you are putting yourself at risk for a pedestrian accident. Still, you might be asking, what is the specific risk you will face when you wander from one sidewalk to the next? Obviously, cities have designed…
Read MoreFor most Americans in this day and age, automobile accidents are an unavoidable reality. Even the smallest car accident can have lasting physical effects. Every year, Americans spend over 1 million days in the hospital because of car crash injuries. In 2012 alone, car crash injuries totaled $18 billion in lifetime medical costs. If you…
Read MoreUnless you have a lawyer in your family, whether a spouse or a child, the chances are slim that you like to dive into legal matters at the drop of a hat. However, once people do take part in legal matters, this action usually comes on the heels of a tragic or dangerous moment in…
Read MoreMost people trust their doctors and nurses to protect their lives with professional care, but not everyone does. Those who lack trust in medical care have either heard about malpractice or experienced the effects of malpractice themselves. The challenge of malpractice lawsuits is determining whether the doctor made a poor decision or an unforeseeable mistake….
Read MoreAirbags and seatbelts can soften the impact of a car accident, but are often not enough to prevent internal injuries. Soft tissue injuries describe damage to the tendons, muscles, or nerves. The most common soft tissue injuries caused by car accidents are bruises, sprains, strains, and whiplash. Bruises can heal on their own, but sprains,…
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