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If you’re involved in a car accident, and someone else caused it, the first thing you may think of is the damage to your car. It’s going to be very costly to repair. This may be solved by having insurance, but it can still be a lengthy process and it’s important to have the…

People who are involved in a car crash can have a variety of injuries, depending on the crash. One of the possibilities is a traumatic amputation. This is one of the more serious injuries that might happen. There are two types of traumatic amputations – complete and partial. A complete amputation means the body…

Cars — while convenient — aren’t exempt from catastrophic accidents. An analysis from the National Safety Council found that 4.8 million people suffered severe injuries in car crashes in 2020.  Some people opt for public transportation to avoid the risks of driving, which begs the question of whether public transportation is safer than driving…

Losing a member of your immediate family won’t just be emotionally painful. It can also lead to financial devastation. Families that unexpectedly lose someone well before they would naturally die may have numerous financial consequences to address beyond just dealing with the funeral and other immediate needs related to the tragedy.  Family members may…

People often think about physical changes after a brain injury, or they may think about mental changes. For instance, they may consider having trouble remembering things after a brain injury or struggling with mobility if that injury affects the part of the brain responsible for these actions. But it’s also important to note that…

You know that the other driver didn’t stop like they should have at the intersection wear your crash occurred or that they didn’t use their turn signal. The scene of the crash makes it clear, in your opinion, how the other driver was the blame. However, when the police arrive, the person who caused…