For many years, people assumed that it was too dangerous to sleep after suffering a serious head injury. They would try to keep injury victims awake, often fearing that a person who fell asleep would never wake up. It was generally thought that a head injury could...
Personal Injury
Reasons why you shouldn’t trust an insurance company
After your car accident, you’re going to be contacted by one or more insurance companies. Although they might guise their approach as looking out for your best interests, the truth is that insurance company representatives are doing nothing more than looking for ways...
What should you know about traumatic brain injuries?
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are a severe health concern with potentially devastating consequences. These injuries can occur in various situations, from accidents to slip-and-falls. Understanding their nature and implications is crucial. There are several points a...
5 ways to maximize your financial recovery after an accident
After your car accident, you’re going to experience significant damages. Financially speaking, you’ll likely incur overwhelming medical expenses, and your inability to work will leave you without the income that you’ve come to rely upon. Also, these financial...
Was your elbow injured during a fall?
Slips and falls are one of the most common causes of accidental injuries in the U.S. The causes of slips and falls are numerous, and falls can happen anywhere, which is what makes them so dangerous. A fall can hurt different parts of your body, but the arms and...
Is the store owner responsible for your parking lot fall?
Many times, a slip and fall in a parking lot results in a few bruises and some embarrassment. Still, other times, it can result in severe injuries, including fractures and traumatic brain injuries. When it comes to commercial parking lots, who is responsible for...
Understanding how personal injury protection works
As a no-fault state, it is mandatory for New Jersey drivers to have minimum car insurance coverage, including personal injury protection (PIP). PIP pays for the medical care of the policyholder and everyone under the policy, no matter who is liable. Since there is no...
Can your social media posts hurt your personal injury case?
Social media has permeated almost every aspect of our lives. It's a great way to stay connected to family and friends and update them on your life events. However, if you are involved in a personal injury claim, you may want to reconsider what you're sharing and who...
3 infant car seat safety tips for new parents
Most parents rely on infant car seats to keep their newborns safe during travel. However, using them while in transit or outside the vehicle can also lead them to expose their kids to deadly risks unintentionally. Researchers recommend specific protective measures for...
Newly proposed seat belt rule enhances passenger warning system
While more Americans have fastened their seat belts in recent years, nationwide traffic fatalities still continue to increase. From over 39,000 in 2020, motor vehicle deaths escalated to almost 43,000 in 2021. In New Jersey, more than 1,500 unbelted vehicle occupants...