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  • Auto Accidents and Traumatic Brain Injuries

    Nov 21, 2018

    About Traumatic Brain Injuries Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) are responsible for the deaths of approximately 50,000 Americans each year and the hospitalizations of roughly 230,000 more. Many more victims go undiagnosed. Auto accidents are one of the leading causes of TBI. Most TBIs are closed head injuries, which means that trauma sets the brain in motion inside the skull. The brain gets slammed against the interior surface of the skull, resulting in contusions and swelling...
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  • What You Need to Do When Bitten by a Dog

    Nov 15, 2018

    More Common Than You Think Over 800,000 Americans require medical attention for a dog bite each year. Dog owners are liable for damages caused by their pets, with the following exceptions: a person trespasses or commits another criminal offense on the owner’s property (or attempts to), or teases, torments, or abuses their dog. After a Dog Bite Assuming you are an innocent victim, here is what you should do if bitten: Obtain the names, phone...
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  • Assigning Fault in a Pedestrian Car Accident

    Nov 15, 2018

    There are generally three parties who may be at responsible for a pedestrian car accident: the driver of the automobile, the pedestrian, and municipality. Defining Fault in a Pedestrian Car Accident In most states, it’s incumbent upon drivers to be alert to their surroundings and pay attention to roadway hazards. Pedestrians qualify as hazards. If a pedestrian is struck in a crosswalk, it’s a slam dunk. The driver is responsible. Drivers may also be accountable...
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  • Things to Look Out For When Apple Picking

    Nov 10, 2018

    Early fall is a beautiful and exciting time as the weather cools off, the leaves change their colors, and the holiday festivities begin. Venturing out to the pumpkin patch or apple orchard to pick out the perfect jack-o-lantern or basket of sweet, crisp apples is a popular activity, with some locations adding in family-friendly entertainment such as bouncy houses, petting zoos, and pony rides. This time of year can be great fun for kids and...
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  • Trucking Accidents vs. Car Accidents: How to Know Who Is At Fault

    Oct 31, 2018

    If you have been in an accident or even had a close call with a large truck, you know how scary it can be – and how dangerous. Every year, thousands of people perish as a result of commercial truck accidents, and many more are injured. Most of the fatalities in crashes with large trucks are the occupants of the other vehicles – not the truck occupants. Sharing the road with commercial trucks is risky...
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  • Five Ways to Stay Safe This Halloween

    Oct 31, 2018

    On October 31, children all over the country will set out on their trick-or-treating adventures wearing costumes and toting bags that will hopefully be bursting with treats by the end of the evening. Although the fears associated with Halloween tend to be of the supernatural variety, there are some Keep Costumes Safe The costume is, for many people, the most important element of Halloween. Putting together the perfect costume is lots of fun–but whether...
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  • Corradino & Papa Advises on Spectator Safety During Sports Events This Fall

    Oct 30, 2018

    Fall is an exciting time for sports fans. However, as personal injury firm Corradino & Papa advises, the risk of personal injury at a sporting game is significant. Understand your risk so you can stay safe throughout the season as you cheer on your favorite teams. “There’s nothing more exciting than a fall game,” explained Jack Vincent Corradino, personal injury lawyer, “but whenever you attend a sporting event, you are assuming a certain amount of...
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  • Can Texting While Driving Affect My Claim?

    Oct 14, 2018

    Did you know that more than half of all vehicle accidents in the US involve cell phones? Every day, thousands of people are involved in fatal collisions on the road, a number that exceeds one million each year. The age of technology we live in has made car accident reports not only skyrocket but also become more severe. People are so accustomed to having their phones in their hands at all times that they feel...
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  • What To Do if Your Child Is Involved in a Bus Accident

    Sep 30, 2018

    The school bus is the safest possible way for your child to get to school. School buses are designed to be safer than other vehicles and are heavily regulated to ensure the safety of all children on board. However, the occasional accident still occurs. Many children become injured in school bus accidents each year – for four to six of these students, their injuries will prove fatal. Here is some information about what steps you...
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  • Summer Truck Accidents: What To Look Out For When Something Goes Wrong

    Sep 14, 2018

    It may seem that winter is the most dangerous time to drive, the fact is that summer can be even more so. Winter in some areas means ice and snow – but summertime means more and different types of extreme weather including extreme heat, storms, and other natural disasters. You may breathe a sigh of relief when the last of the winter snow melts – but don’t let your guard down. For one thing, milder...
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