By Brad Johnson on April 3rd, 2019
Accidents happen without warning. One minute you are cruising down the interstate without a care in the world. The next, you are waking up after being knocked unconscious by a deployed airbag. The actions you take next can make your situation better or worse. For that reason, you should always follow these steps if you…
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By Brad Johnson on March 21st, 2019
Workplace burn injuries can be particularly difficult to recover from. Workers may experience many different types of burns, including chemical, electrical, and thermal burns from dangerous conditions. This type of injury can have serious consequences. Severe burn injuries may require skin grafting and leave burn victims at risk of infection. Because of the seriousness of…
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By Brad Johnson on March 14th, 2019
When you are in an auto accident, even if you do everything right, you could still end up hitting another vehicle if your brakes fail. It’s estimated that brake failure causes 5% of the 5.6 million car crashes each year in the United States. In this type of situation, there are a number of legal…
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By Brad Johnson on March 7th, 2019
Few things in life are as disruptive as a car accident, especially when you are the passenger. However, even if you aren’t driving the vehicle at the time of an accident, you can still seek settlements to cover any injuries you incur. Here is what you should know if you are a passenger injured in…
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By Brad Johnson on February 28th, 2019
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are some of the most frequently seen injuries stemming from car accidents. Among TBI types, concussions happen more often than any other type of TBI, making concussions a major concern among crash victims. In fact, many personal injury claims related to car accidents involve concussion-related settlement amounts. After all, concussions can…
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By Brad Johnson on February 21st, 2019
If you have been in a car accident, you may not feel aches or pains immediately after the accident. However, the symptoms of whiplash from rear end collisions typically show up 24 to 48 hours after the incident. In some cases, they can be devastating, while in others, they cause neck pain that comes and…
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