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July 16, 2015 /
By Robert Manning /Car Accidents
Getting in injured by another person in a car accident can be one of life’s most exasperating experiences. Accident claims are exhausting. You’ll find yourself in and out of doctor’s offices, on the phone with insurance companies and meeting with adjusters and evaluators. So what are the most important things to do in the first…
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) remain a significant public health concern in the United States. In 2021, there were over 69,000 TBI-related deaths, averaging approximately 190 deaths per day. Additionally, the Department of Defense reported that, as of the second quarter of 2024, there have been numerous cases of TBIs among U.S. military personnel worldwide. These…
Posted On
June 30, 2015 /
By Robert Manning /Car Accidents
While there are a handful of auto insurance companies out there, when it comes to auto accident claims, they all follow a very similar process. REMEMBER If your auto accident claim has been denied or the insurance company make you a cash settlement offer, you should ABSOLUTELY consult with a personal injury attorney. Even if it isn’t…
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June 25, 2015 /
By Robert Manning /Uncategorized
When an injury disrupts your life, choosing the right personal injury attorney is a critical step in securing justice and the compensation you need to recover. With so many attorneys available, knowing what to look for can feel overwhelming. This guide will help you make an informed decision, ensuring that you choose an attorney who…
The number of road accidents has increased causing serious injuries to cyclists have increased over the years. Due to the increased number of motorcycle accidents, there is need for cyclists and motorists to observe critical traffic rules and practice good road safety measures that will help in reducing the number of accidents—and more importantly, the…
The human brain is extraordinary. This three-pound organ controls nearly everything about our lives, from processing thoughts and emotions to coordinating movement and reflexes. While its complexity is fascinating, it’s also what makes traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) so serious. Despite advances in medicine, doctors and scientists still don’t fully understand how the brain works or…
