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Heads, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes? Common Workplace Injuries

01.30.2026

A typical day at work is often routine, filled with familiar tasks and a steady pace. However, in an instant, an unexpected accident can disrupt your livelihood and leave you facing an uncertain future. When an injury occurs on the clock — whether you are at a construction site, in a retail store, or in […]

Dealing with Strains and Sprains After an Auto Accident

04.12.2018

Sprains and strains are classified as an injury to a muscle, ligament, or tendon that occurs when a limb or joint is forced beyond its normal range of motion. Exceedingly common in car crashes, such injuries may result in compensation for auto accident victims. Learn more in the following sections, including how the assistance of […]

The Increasing Number of Accidents Involving Self-Driving Cars Are a Cause for Concern

04.10.2018

Self-driving cars are supposed to be the wave of the future, and experts say they can help reduce the number of accident-related deaths and injuries that occur each year. Unfortunately, current data suggests that driverless cars may actually increase the chances of an accident. The problem with this is that fault can be a confusing […]

Traumatic Brain Injury May Increase ADHD Risks for Children, Study Finds

04.05.2018

Statistics indicate that around half a million U.S. children are admitted to an emergency room because of a brain injury each year. While most of these kids heal from their injuries, data from a new study may encourage parents to watch their child for signs of ADHD (or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) in the years […]

Intersections and Auto Accidents – What Every Crash Victim Should Know

04.03.2018

Traffic accidents at intersections are both exceedingly frequent and potentially dangerous. Much of this increased risk can be attributed to the fact intersections involve two or more roads where multiple activities, such as turning left and crossing over occur. Learn more about intersection accidents in the following sections, including the frequency at which they occur […]

Examining the Most Common Types of Auto Accident Injuries

03.29.2018

Statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicate that auto accidents are the leading cause of injury in the United States. What injuries are victims most likely to sustain, what does the recovery process look like, and what might an injured party be entitled to receive in compensation for the injuries that they […]

Taking Vitamin D May Boost Recovery After a Burn Injury, Study Finds

03.27.2018

Despite advancements in treatment over the last 10 years, burn injury victims continue to experience serious and sometimes life-threatening complications, including an infection that may lead to sepsis (and ultimately death). A new study suggests that vitamin D supplementation could be the key to reducing these risks after a burn injury. Learn more about the […]

Social Media Privacy Settings Do Not Offer Adequate Protection in a Personal Injury Case

03.22.2018

Social media has become an extension of people’s lives, giving them a way to connect and stay in touch with family and friends. Of course, it does have its drawbacks. As an example, consider the negative impact that it can have on the victim of a personal injury case. Photos, posts, and even messages can […]

Cargo and Debris from a Truck Accident Can Cause Injuries to Other Road Users – Who is Liable?

03.20.2018

Driving near or behind a semi truck can cause anxiety and trepidation, even for the most seasoned of drivers. The reasons are many, but it all comes down to one thing: they are large and accidents with them can be devastating. The same can be said of accidents involving debris and fallen cargo. What options […]

Stem Cell Grafts Improve Grasping Ability in Monkeys with Spinal Injuries

03.15.2018

Data indicates that there are approximately 17, 000 new spinal injury cases per year. Though experienced in varying degrees, these injuries typically result in at least some form of paralysis, which is often permanent. Scientists have been working hard to come up with a solution – some using drugs, others specific therapies, and still others […]

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