Resource Type: Personal Injury

Jump to section: 1. Concussions Concussions are a common form of mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) caused by a sudden jolt, blow, or impact to the head or body, resulting in the rapid movement of the brain within the skull. Unlike more severe TBIs, concussions do not typically involve structural brain damage visible on imaging … Read more

What is premises liability? Premises liability is a legal concept that holds property owners responsible for maintaining safe conditions on their premises and protecting visitors from potential harm. Whether it’s a commercial establishment, residential property, or public space, understanding premises liability is crucial for everyone. The regulations governing premises liability mandate that the owners of any given … Read more

Understanding FDA Recalls of Drugs and Medical Devices An FDA recall of a drug or medical device is the often voluntary action of a company to correct and/or remove a medicine or product from public circulation because it’s in violation of the laws and regulations that the FDA is charged with enforcing. The nature of … Read more

Various Components Of A Personal Injury Claim When cases go to court, they go through various steps, from start to finish. In many personal injury cases, a jury selection will take place. A jury can be composed of 12 or fewer individuals who are selected and questioned by the judge. The judge will ask numerous … Read more

What Is A Spinal Cord Injury? Spinal cord injuries are those which impact the spine itself or nerves located along the spinal column. These injuries can result in the partial or full loss of motor control and sensation and, in some cases, can leave victims temporarily or permanently paralyzed. Those who suffer from spinal cord … Read more

Understanding head trauma Unfortunately, many assume that once a person has been sent home, there is nothing else to worry about. This can be a very dangerous assumption, since any significant trauma to the head can have delayed symptoms that are subtle and debilitating, and can last months or even years after the original accident. … Read more