If you’re struggling with “seasonal sun glare” during your winter commute, you’re far from alone. New data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) indicates that sun glare is behind around 9,000 wrecks every year. That makes sun glare one of...
Personal Injury
4 ways to document your personal injury
When you're involved in an accident, it's important to document it well. Documenting an accident gives you the information you need for the insurance company and allows you to keep records to refresh your memory later on. After an accident, lots of things will happen,...
How does someone recover from a traumatic brain injury?
Some traumatic brain injuries (TBI) have lasting effects on accident victims. Along with physical issues that result from brain trauma, a person may also experience emotional and cognitive impairments. This makes for a difficult recovery, especially when injuries are...
Should you choose a judge or jury to hear a personal injury case?
You may wonder how people decide whether to have a judge or jury hear their personal injury case at trial. It's up to the plaintiff, although the decision is usually made based upon the advice of his or her attorney. Your attorney will advise you on whether you have a...
How the Glasgow Coma Scale helps determine brain injury level
A traumatic brain injury can be minor to very severe. Such an injury can happen to anyone, although those in car accidents, slip and fall accidents and sports incidents are often affected. The Glasgow Coma Scale is used by doctors and other health care professionals...
What does a typical personal injury suit entail?
Those who have been victimized by negligent or reckless motorists may suffer physically, emotionally and financially. After a car crash in which another was at fault, a victim may consider filing a personal injury suit against the other driver. While each case is...