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December 21, 2015 /
By iLawyer /Car Accidents
We wrote earlier this month about how the holiday season means an increased fire risk. According to the CDC, between 2003-2012 more than 1,700 people were killed in Colorado car crashes involving a drunk driver. While our rate of death is below the national average, 1.9% of Colorado adults report driving after having had too…
Our team of Aurora personal injury attorneys did a Google search for personal injury attorneys the other day. What we saw were page after page of claims and not a lot of information about finding the best injury lawyer near me. After an accident, what you need is reliable information. Think of this post as…
Our spinal cord injury lawyers in Aurora have provided resources in the past about chiropractors and have compiled Chiropractic Treatment Infographics to share. This first Chiropractic Treatment Infographic (from the American Chiropractic Association) has some great tips on avoiding one common cause of back pain. Many parents are surprised to think that this can have an…
Posted On
December 7, 2015 /
By iLawyer /Uncategorized
If you or someone you love has been injured in an accident, you may find it important for your treatment to include a primary care physician. In the same way that a personal injury attorney can help to manage the legal ramifications of your accident, a primary care physician can coordinate the health impact. Using this approach, you can build…
As we age, our bodies can take a lot longer to heal. After a spinal injury, many patients are required to attend physical therapy for an extended period of time. Some patients elect to meet with Chiropractors and other so-called ‘alternative,’ practitioners. Many practitioners recommend exercises to their patients. While we aren’t qualified to give…
Understanding the Spine There are actually quite a few parts to the spine. The spinal cord at the center of the spine is surrounded by discs, muscles and other tendons, and even nerves. Healthcare professionals divide the spine into three areas, named by their location. These parts are: the cervical spine (or neck,) thoracic vertebrae (or upper back,)…
