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May

How Spinal Cord Injuries are Evaluated in Personal Injury Claims

There are no two spinal cord injuries that are exactly the same. Even when the circumstances that caused the injury are quite similar and the initial diagnoses are nearly identical, there will be differences in the details. Understanding the smallest details of a spinal injury an...

Category: Spinal Injury

May

What Do I Need to Prove in My Medical Malpractice Claim to Win?

According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data - and the stories you may have already heard from friends, family members, and coworkers – medical malpractice is a leading cause of serious injury and wrongful death in America. Doctors, nurses, physi...

Categories: Medical Malpractice FAQ

May

CPSC Announces Recall for Vornado Air Space Heaters, Citing Fire Hazard

People who own a Vornado Air Sunny CS (Cribside) Nursery Space Heater are being urged to unplug and discontinue use of the product immediately. The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced on January 31st, 2018 that the products could ignite nearby flamma...

Categories: News Product Liability

May

Revealing the True Cost of Catastrophic Injuries

For a typical personal injury, calculating the damages the patient deserves is somewhat straightforward. Medical costs can be totaled alongside the cost of wages missed for being out of work. Additional damages might not even be sought if the injuries are capable of healing readi...

Category: Personal Injury

May

Car Accidents with Uninsured Motorists: Who Can You Sue?

Drivers in California are required by law to carry some sort of automobile insurance that meets minimum requirements, allowing people who get hurt by them in a car accident a chance to recover damages. Despite the law and the penalties for breaking it, an estimated 14% of all dri...

Category: Car Accidents

May

Do Brain Injuries Heal Over Time? Or Are They All Permanent?

After suffering a brain injury - whether it is considered traumatic or minor – the recovery process will be an uphill battle for the patient. This is assuming that it is even possible for the patient to heal the physical damage caused to their brain. Research from lea...

Category: Brain Injury

May

New Year's Day Drunk Driving Accidents & Injury Claims

The night of New Year's Eve and the morning of New Year’s Day always mark some of the most dangerous times to be on the road. Each year, hundreds of people across the country will be seriously injured in drunk driving accidents caused by intoxicated New Year’s c...

Category: Car Accidents

May

Proving Liability in a Holiday Skiing Accident

Californians who want a White Christmas need to head up a mountain to get it. While up there, it is quite common to hit up the ski slopes for a holiday getaway that is both thrilling and relaxing. With recent years bringing in warm winters across California, more people than ever...

Categories: Personal Injury Skiing Accidents

May

California Dog Bite Laws Everyone Should Know

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), an estimated 4. 5 million people within the United States will be bitten by a dog each year. 20% of those cases include the bite victim developing some sort of illness, disease, or bacterial infection, like rabies...

Categories: Dog Bites Premises Liability

May

Automatic Crash Avoidance Tech Might Be Causing Collisions Instead

Year over year, every automaker is faced with the challenge of making automobiles safer. In the advent of smarter, better technology we did not even dare to dream of a decade ago, some auto manufacturers are thinking the best way to keep drivers, passengers, and others safe from ...

Categories: Car Accidents Dangerous Products

May

Child Brain Injuries

According to the CDC, over 60,000 children are hospitalized each year with a traumatic brain injury (TBI). While many fully recover from their brain injuries, others will face a lifetime of challenges. Unfortunately, doctors often have trouble diagnosing the severity of a child’s...

Category: Personal Injury

May

Holiday Fire Hazards: Defective Lights, Decorations & More

The holiday season for most people means turning their household into glowing, festive places of merriment with the help of lights and decorations. Unfortunately, for firefighters and emergency responders, it is also the season of increased calls due to house and apartment fires...

Categories: Product Liability Fire Injury FAQ

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