When we think about brain injuries, we often imagine a victim who either has amnesia and can't remember a family member, or else may envision a person who wakes up one day completely capable of playing an instrument or performing complex mathematical equations. In most instances, a blow to the head does not "unlock" special abilities in a victim — in fact, it is usually just the opposite.
Even a small brain injury can mean big changes in a victim
Slip-and-fall basics: Know what to do if it happens
Slip-and-fall accidents are terribly common -- and they can be more devastating than most people realize. Depending on your age, your health and the type of fall you take, you can end up with anything from a torn ligament in your knee to a traumatic brain injury.
Is drowsy driving as dangerous as drunk driving?
We’ve all done it. We’ve stayed up all night cramming for a final exam. We’ve stared at our bedroom ceiling until dawn, anxious about our big job interview the next day. We may think a sleepless night shows academic or professional dedication. And there’s nothing really wrong with that.
Can your seatbelt actually cause you injury?
Everyone knows that wearing a seatbelt when in a moving vehicle can greatly increase safety in the event of an accident. In 2016, more than 14,600 lives were saved in the U.S. due to seatbelt use, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Expert's creative terminology results in new injury trial
How important is it to have an expert witness use the correct language on the witness stand?
Do you live near a dangerous dog?
If you live in Pennsylvania, the state wants you to know about dangerous dogs living in your area.
Drivers: Stop making those left-hand turns
Drivers, it's time to take a stand for safety and stop taking left-hand turns. At the very least, stop taking them on city streets where you're risking a wreck.
