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The Blood Test You Need If You Have A Suspected Brain Injury

Each year, more than 1.4 million people will suffer a brain injury from a car accident, fall, assault or some other cause. The brain is incredibly complex and so is the treatment of brain injuries. Primarily, physicians have relied upon CAT scans and physical symptoms such as loss of consciousness,…

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I Was Not Wearing My Seatbelt At The Time of the Wreck. Will That Hurt My Case?

It depends upon the type of claim you have. If you have been injured in a car wreck, you may have multiple claims. Of course, you have a claim against the other driver who caused the accident. But, you may also have a claim against your own insurance carrier if…

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Is The Other Driver’s Traffic Citation Admissible In My Injury Case?

Here is the scenario: You are lawfully passing through an intersection when you are struck by another vehicle that ran the red light. Police respond to the scene and investigate the accident. After talking to witnesses, the police issue the other driver a citation for running the red light. Because…

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Church Van Wreck Raises Lots of Questions

Earlier today, a 15 passenger van wrecked in Florida killing eight people on board and critically injuring five others. This crash like most other cases involving passenger vans will have a number of key issues including: Were the occupants wearing their seatbelt? It has already been reported that a 4…

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Federal Government Shuts Down Bus Companies That Put Passenger Safety At Risk

The federal government has prohibited 52 bus companies found to be unsafe from continuing to do business. Operation Quickstrike, launched by the  Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, a part of the United States Department of Transportation, targeted bus companies in 22 states that were found to have engaged in unsafe…

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Halloween Safety: Slow Down and Be Alert

Halloween is a wonderful holiday for kids: costumes, trick-or-treating with friends, candy. But, it can also be a very dangerous holiday. A child is twice as likely to be hit and killed by a car on Halloween. Here are some steps to help avoid a tragic accident that will affect the lives of…

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Football, Felonies, and Sports Bars Who Serve Alcohol to Drunks

Sports bars can be a great place to watch a football game: huge televisions, multiple games on at one time, wings, pizza and beer. In the fall, it is easy to see how an entire Saturday or Sunday afternoon can be spent at the bar watching college or professional football. Of course,…

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The Use of Wire Median Barriers and the Bus Accident Tragedy on I-40 in Jefferson County, Tennessee?

The horrific bus accident that took place on Interstate 40 between Knoxville and the North Carolina / Tennessee border gives rise to lots of questions.  The media has indicated that a bus tire failed, resulting is a loss of control that in turn resulted in the bus going through a…

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What Data Will Be Sought By The Investigators of the Bus Crash on I-40 in Jefferson County, Tennessee?

The October 2, 2013 church bus accident on Interstate 40 near Dandridge, Jefferson County, Tennessee that left eight dead and fourteen people injured will result in  lots of people on the ground investigating what happened. The Tennessee Highway Patrol will be present, as well representatives of the liability insurance companies…

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NTSB Shutdown Affects Victims of Church Bus Crash on I-40 in Jefferson County, Tennessee

The government shutdown means that the National Transportation Safety Board has no personnel to investigate the horrible bus crash that took place on Interstate 40 in Jefferson County, Tennessee on October 2, 2013. The bus was filled with members of the Young at Heart program of the Front Baptist Church…

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