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CONCUSSION = TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: LIFELONG CONSEQUENCES

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In a split of a second a head trauma can drastically change a person’s life or even end it. A vehicle collision impulse usually lasts about 0.25 second. A concussion, a traumatic brain injury (TBI), occurs when the brain jerks, bounces, shifts, and smashes the skull. Vehicle collisions cause jolts of the impacted car’s occupants and respective TBI regardless of the pushed vehicle’s travel distance or a blow to the head…

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NURSING HOME INJURIES ARE PREDICTABLE AND PREVENTABLE

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Elderly, vulnerable, and feeble residents in nursing homes are in most cases confused and completely reliant upon the facility’s staff for their safety and care. The entire purpose of surrendering the loved ones by their families to the nursing home is to take individualized care of admittees according to applicable federal and state standards. The facility gives promises and signs a contract with the admittees to provide such 24/7 care and medical treatment…

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DETERMINATION OF LIABILITY FOR CAUSING MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISIONS

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In ascertaining which vehicle caused a collision, rules of the road apply to each situation regardless of weather conditions, incident location being on a public or private property or which vehicle was the impactor. A vehicle owner’s insurance carrier of the at-fault party must pay for damages which resulted from the crash under the applicable liability, medical expense, uninsured, underinsured and collision policies…

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WORK INJURY COMPENSATION FROM THE AT-FAULT PARTIES AND WORKER’S EMPLOYER

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An injured employee may seek compensation for work injury from parties which caused the injurious event (e.g., a defective device manufacturer or a vehicle driver who triggered a collision) and the employer if the injury arose out of and in the course of employment and the worker was not an independent contractor… the employer’s insurance carrier must pay regardless of the employee’s immigration status or fault all injury treatment bills…

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