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Nov
Complete vs. Incomplete Paralysis
Paralysis is the loss or impairment of voluntary movement in one or more muscles. Paralysis can be complete or incomplete. Complete paralysis is the total loss of muscle function, while incomplete paralysis is the partial loss of muscle function. The most common cause of paralysi...
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22
Nov
The Different Levels of Spine Injuries
Spinal injuries can range from mild strains and sprains to more serious conditions such as herniated discs and spinal cord damage. In most cases, the spine is able to heal itself with time and rest. However, more severe injuries may require surgery or other medical interventions...
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Nov
Breaking Down Brain Injuries By Severity
There are three main types of brain injury: mild, moderate and severe. Mild brain injury, also known as concussion, is the most common type of brain injury. It can cause temporary changes in mental function, but most people make a full recovery within a few days or weeks. Moderat...
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Nov
What Are Common Catastrophic Injuries?
Catastrophic injuries are typically those that result in long-term disability or disfigurement. They often require extensive medical treatment and can have a profound impact on the victim's quality of life. Common catastrophic injuries include brain damage, spinal cord damage, am...
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Nov
Who Has the Right of Way: Cyclists or Pedestrians?
One of the biggest factors when determining who is liable for a crash of any kind is the right of way. Determining who has the right of way in an accident can give legal professionals the evidence and tools necessary to pursue compensation. But who has the right of way when the a...
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22
Nov
Safety Tips for All Pedestrians
Pedestrians are often at risk of the most severe injuries whenever they're on the road. As such, they must take specific precautions to stay safe from the damage that a motorist may cause them. Our team is here to provide you with some safety tips as a pedestrian to help ke...
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Nov
Common Injuries Occurring In Pedestrian Accidents
Pedestrians never expect that they will be struck by a vehicle, but it happens more often than you may think. Unfortunately, people walking along the sidewalks and crosswalks are completely exposed to the actions of others. There's no frame protecting pedestrians, nor is th...
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22
Nov
Left-Turn Accidents Involving Pedestrians
One of the biggest dangers that pedestrians face on the road is the left turn. It's one of the times when drivers are the most impatient and may not be looking out for people walking in the crosswalk. There are many factors involved that can cause a left-turn pedestrian acc...
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22
Nov
Understanding the Right of Way for Pedestrians
When navigating the aftermath of a pedestrian accident, one of the most important aspects is the right of way when the accident occurred. The right of way helps to determine the legal responsibility of a driver and pedestrian when crossing the street. As such, if a pedestrian acc...
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22
Nov
Pedestrian Accident Guide: All You Need to Know
Some of the most severe injuries can arise in pedestrian accidents. People walking on sidewalks and crosswalks don't have any protection to prevent them from sustaining life-altering injuries. Unfortunately, thousands of pedestrians suffer catastrophic or fatal injuries eac...
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22
Nov
What Your Diagnosis Means for Your Claim
Medical care is one of the most important aspects you should consider after a car accident. It's the most important way to focus on your physical recovery to deal with any injuries you may endure. However, your diagnosis is also crucial to your case. A diagnosis does multip...
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22
Nov
USMC Base Camp Lejeune Exposed Countless Veterans to Unsafe Drinking Water
United States Marine Corps (USMC) Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina has likely had unsafe drinking water for decades, according to a report from the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR). The agency has found evidence that suggests two of the base's eig...
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