We have all seen football players taken out of the game after suffering a concussion, a mild form of traumatic brain injury.
However, brain injuries that occur in sports are not nearly as common as those that result from car crashes. Even a low-speed rear-end collision can cause serious brain damage.
In many injury cases, people do not intend to hurt others. However, when a party receives injuries due to the negligence of another, it is fair for the injured individual to seek reparations.
For those who choose to pursue such personal injury claims, it is important to understand a few key facts about the process. One of those facts is the statute of limitations.
Whether you have been with your spouse for years or just a few months, you probably worry whenever he or she is late returning home. If the cause of your partner’s tardiness is a fatal car accident, your life may never be the same again. After all, you rely on your husband or wife for love, companionship, support and a seemingly countless number of other things.
In 2018, 921 drivers passengers or pedestrians lost their lives in traffic accidents on Missouri’s roadways. Many of these people had loving families, including spouses. If your husband or wife dies in a crash that a negligent driver caused, you may be able to pursue compensation for your loss of consortium.
People look to their physicians to aid them in their time of need. Unfortunately, sometimes physicians make mistakes that have lasting negative effects.
In certain instances, parties may pursue medical malpractice suits to aid in dealing with the aftermath. There are a few important aspects to know about this process, particularly in the case of a misdiagnosis.
September 23rd, 2019 saw several people suffer injuries from various traffic collisions around Missouri. A two-car crash occurred on Country Road 190, and while two people had to go to the hospital, they did not sustain critical injuries.
No matter how severe an auto accident is, it is always possible for the individuals involved to suffer from extreme injuries. If your insurance company refuses to offer compensation for all your ensuing expenses, then you may need to file a lawsuit. You can attempt to recover various types of damages to get your life back on track.
Giving birth is a beautiful, natural process. Unfortunately, it is also strenuous and fraught with risk. Complications or physician errors during childbirth can result in birth injuries.
While we usually think of the newborn when discussing birth injuries, mothers are also at risk for injury or death during labor and delivery.
Parents trust their physicians through the pregnancy and birth process. It should be a joyous time; however, the negligence of some physicians may jeopardize the life or health of the baby.
In the case of birth injuries, parties may seek compensation when medical providers were at fault. Before pursuing a lawsuit, there are a few key things to understand about birth injuries.
When you learn you are having a baby, a top priority is finding the right provider to care for you during your pregnancy and delivery. This is not a decision to take lightly or make quickly, or you may find yourself under the care of a disrespectful or negligent doctor.
The unfortunate truth is that out of all the various physicians, obstetrician/gynecologists have the highest rate of liability claims, coming in at 63.6%, according to data from the American Medical Association. General surgeons are a close second at 63.2%, but after that, there is a big gap to third place: 51.7% for emergency medicine. In addition, OB/GYNS are the second most likely to face multiple lawsuits (44.1%), right after general surgeons (50.1%).
Working in a pharmacy is no walk in the park. It is a fast-paced job that requires repetitive movements, long hours and exposure to environmental hazards. You may suffer while you work to keep the public healthy.
If you get hurt at your pharmacist job, you may have the opportunity to file a workers' compensation claim. Here are some of the most common reasons for pharmacist injuries.
Suffering an injury is never convenient. People get into accidents daily that may inflict severe and sometimes fatal injuries.
Catastrophic injuries cause a substantial change in the victim's function and lifestyle. These injuries have far-reaching consequences and may even result in death. Recognizing some of the common situations that may result in catastrophic injuries can help you avoid them or prepare yourself for what comes next.
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