Shoulder injuries are some of the most common injuries associated with vehicle accidents. You might have more than one shoulder, upper back or neck injury because you have been seriously hurt in a San Francisco car accident. If this is the case, you’ll want to discuss the specifics of your claim with the support of… Read More »
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What Are the Risks with E-Bikes?
Simon Cowell recently suffered a devastating crash with an e-bike, leading many people to wonder whether these machines are truly as safe as they are advertised. Some of the newly developed e-bikes can travel as fast as 50 miles per hour. Cowell’s accident caused him to have a 6-hour spinal surgery, and while it was… Read More »
What Are the Different Types of TBIs?
A traumatic brain injury is a serious type of consequence that could be associated with a broad variety of vehicle accidents. Whether you are a driver, a passenger, a bicyclist or a pedestrian, it is important to get medical attention as soon as possible after the crash to ensure that you do not have a… Read More »
When Does Whiplash Really Show Up?
Whiplash is a very common injury from vehicle accidents, particularly if you were involved in a rear end accident. Whiplash can run the gamut from mild pain to more chronic issues that can make it impossible for you to work. Symptoms of whiplash often do not show in the immediate aftermath of an accident. Your… Read More »
Study Finds Automatic Emergency Braking and Forward Collision Warning Critical for Reducing Truck Crashes
Rear end collisions are allegedly lowered by more than 40%, according to a new IIHS study. Those trucks that have automatic emergency braking and forward collision warning installed are much less likely to cause devastating accidents. Crashes in which large trucks plowed into the back of another vehicle or rear end accidents caused over 110… Read More »
Study Finds Automatic Emergency Braking and Forward Collision Warning Critical for Reducing Truck Crashes
Rear end collisions are allegedly lowered by more than 40%, according to a new IIHS study. Those trucks that have automatic emergency braking and forward collision warning installed are much less likely to cause devastating accidents. Crashes in which large trucks plowed into the back of another vehicle or rear end accidents caused over 110… Read More »
What to Do If You Hurt Your Back in a Car Accident
Do you know what to do if you start experiencing back pain after an accident? Most people don’t expect to wind up in a serious accident and therefore don’t know how best to respond to chronic back pain tied to the crash. Knowing what to do can help you heal and give you the best… Read More »
Most Common Workers’ Comp Injuries for Factory Workers
Working in a factory presents an employee with a variety of different types of risks and challenges on the job. In the right environment, the supervisor and the leadership team will have done the necessary work to ensure that there are minimal chances of accidents and will provide each employee with the necessary safety gear… Read More »
New Consumer Report Study Details Current Risks of Autonomous Vehicles
Autonomous vehicles have certainly developed their technology much more extensively than when they first started testing these automobiles, but a recent consumer report study shows that there is still cause for concerns. The analysis found that if every new vehicle coming off the assembly line included advanced driver systems, this could save more than 20,000… Read More »
Do Seatbelts Really Help to Prevent Devastating Accidents and Injuries?
Seatbelts have been in use for many decades at this point, but police officers have continued to report that people don’t use them 100% of the time. Multiple seatbelt studies have shown that the use of shoulder and lap belts has been proven to lower the risk of fatal injuries in motor vehicles. A seatbelt… Read More »