One of the most common experiences leading to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is motor vehicle accidents. Whether you were in a serious car accident resulting in serious physical injuries, or a minor fender bender, PTSD after a car accident can happen to anyone. The ability to cope with PTSD as a result of a car accident takes both time … Read More

  A head injury involves damage to the skull, scalp, or brain. Doctors group head injuries that affect the brain as traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). In the United States, over 23 million people older than 40 have a history of concussion-inducing head injury. Head injuries can occur during sports, vehicle crashes, accidental falls, or any activity that leads to mild … Read More

  According to the CDC, traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) affect 1.5 million Americans annually. While 230,000 remain active, about 50,000 die and 90,000 require long-term assistance. If you had an accident and are wondering about head injury symptoms, trust the Brain Injury Law of Seattle. Our experienced Seattle, WA, team works with treatment providers to assist holistically, keeping your well-being … Read More

  Motorcyclists comprise only 3% of the registered vehicles on roads in the United States, but motorcycle crashes account for over 13% of all fatal automobile accidents. A nimble, fast-moving motorcycle helps riders reach destinations and save money on fuel costs, however; motorcycle riders remain exposed to countless dangers. Impaired drivers unaware of nearby motorcyclists can cause fatal motorcycle crashes. … Read More

  Driving a vehicle is dangerous, even when the driver is aware of their surroundings and paying attention to road and traffic guidelines. With one or more distractions, driving can quickly become fatal for the driver themselves or others on the road. That doesn’t stop numerous individuals from allowing another activity to divide their attention while behind the wheel. Distracted … Read More

Though walking is great for the body and mind, it constantly carries significant risks. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), there were 6,516 pedestrian deaths in 2020, with an additional 55,000 pedestrians suffering injuries. These numbers have remained steady or even risen over the past couple of years and represent the need for both pedestrians and drivers … Read More

  If you experience a life-altering brain injury, hiring professional legal counsel can help you construct a strong case when pursuing compensation. While researching lawyers, investigating a second-opinion lawyer is wise. Even if the first legal professional you meet with seems ideal, researching other professionals offers another perspective on how to fight your case.   What Is a Second Legal … Read More

  Many jobs are dangerous, but construction is one profession exposed to many hazards. Construction professionals experience some of the worst on-the-job injuries and highest death rates in any industry. In fact, in 2019, the Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that one in five on-the-job fatalities occurred on construction jobs. Despite their danger, construction jobs afford workers a comfortable living … Read More

  Accidentally slipping and falling can be scary. At best, you’re a little shaken and continue your day. At worst, a significant fall can cause severe injuries and negatively impact many facets of your life. Since slip and fall accidents could give you a reason to pursue compensation, it’s essential to learn how to prove negligence in a slip and … Read More

Traumatic brain injury is a contributor to worker’s compensation claims. According to the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI), 17% of claims between $3 and $5 million and 30% of $10+ million worker’s compensation claims were for traumatic brain injury, which includes CTE brain injury. The precise number of American workers with CTE is unknown, partly because doctors diagnose the … Read More