Every year, approximately 4.5 million people sustain dog bite injuries, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Twenty percent of these people will require medical attention at an emergency department or hospitalization for their injuries. What kind of physical injuries can dog bites cause? Facial Injuries Attacks to the face are common … Read More »
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Study Finds 14 Pokémon GO-related Accidents in Automobiles
Posted On: September 30, 2016 | Categorized as: Car AccidentsThe Pokémon GO virtual reality game is based on the popular TV show and card trading game, and it has swept the globe and inspired millions of players to get out and be more active. The game works by rewarding players for the distance they walk. The farther you walk, the more characters you can … Read More »
What To Know If a Dog Bites You at Work
Posted On: September 30, 2016 | Categorized as: Dog BitesThere may be no telling when you might sustain a dog bite at work from a scared or aggressive dog. Workers such as mailmen, garbage collectors, door-to-door salesmen, landscapers, or anyone else who works near homes run the risk of being bitten or attacked by a dog during their workday. In fact, Columbus ranks eighth … Read More »
Account for Your Chronic Pain in a Personal Injury Claim
Posted On: September 27, 2016 | Categorized as: Car AccidentsBecause pain is an obvious part of being in a serious accident, many people do not realize that long-lasting pain is a separate medical condition called chronic pain. Chronic pain is often overlooked as a type of injury from an accident because it can be difficult to diagnose and prove. If you were in an … Read More »
Chronic Pain Is an Often-Overlooked Effect of Car Accidents
Posted On: September 27, 2016 | Categorized as: Car AccidentsChronic pain is pain that lasts longer than three months and affects millions of Americans – and the condition is often the result of a car accident. For some accident victims, the injuries heal and the pain goes away after a few weeks. Unfortunately, many others will have to live with chronic pain from a … Read More »
Three Dangerous Infections You Can Get From Dog Bites
Posted On: September 23, 2016 | Categorized as: Dog BitesIn the United States, about one percent of all injury-related visits to the Emergency Room are related to dog bites. While many dog bite patients are treated for open wounds and gnashes on the skin, some bites are also are capable of leading to serious infections. Here is a list of the some of the … Read More »
How Chronic Pain Affects Your Ability to Work
Posted On: September 21, 2016 | Categorized as: Personal InjuryAccident victims suffer from countless injuries that can result in chronic pain, or pain lasting longer than 12 weeks. With the bills piling up, many people with chronic pain have no choice but to go back to work. The ongoing physical impairment can make chronic pain and work almost unbearable. Difficulties Caused By Chronic Pain … Read More »
7 Tips to Avoid Dog Bites
Posted On: September 21, 2016 | Categorized as: Dog BitesAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 12,000 people across the United States are bitten by dogs each day. One out of five of these bites becomes infected, which can lead to serious health consequences, including hospitalization. Any dog, regardless of size, sex, breed, or age, can bite. Even if … Read More »
September 18-24 Is National Child Passenger Safety Week
Posted On: September 18, 2016 | Categorized as: Car AccidentsA child under the age of 13 is in a car accident every 33 seconds in the United States, reports the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. As parents and responsible drivers, it is everybody’s responsibility to keep our children safe as they travel with us on the roads. The week of September 18-24, 2016 is … Read More »
IIHS: Good Driver Side Small Overlap Crash Test Rating Doesn’t Translate to Passenger Safety
Posted On: September 15, 2016 | Categorized as: Car AccidentsA vehicle with a good small overlap crash test rating may protect drivers in the event of a front-end accident involving the driver side of the vehicle. But a new study found that this may not adequately protect passengers. Researchers from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) conducted passenger-side small overlap tests on small … Read More »
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