Legal and Health
Types of Prescription Fraud You Should Know About
Prescription medicine is supposed to help people feel better when they’re sick. Doctors are the ones who decide who needs medicine and how much is… Continue Reading
Tips for Dealing with Herniated Disc Injuries After a Crash
Herniated disc injuries often happen after car accidents or truck collisions. This injury occurs when the soft tissue between the spinal discs is damaged, which… Continue Reading
4 Types of Compensation Available for Traumatic Brain Injury Cases
A traumatic brain injury changes life in ways that are hard to explain to someone who has not seen it up close. One moment a… Continue Reading
Everything You Need to Know Before Filing a Mold Damage Claim
San Diego is known for its beautiful coastline, mild climate, and laid-back lifestyle. While the city enjoys plenty of sunshine, its coastal air, seasonal humidity,… Continue Reading
Everything People Need to Know About Medical Malpractice Law
Medical care is built on trust. People expect doctors, nurses, and hospitals to provide safe and competent treatment. When that trust is broken, the results… Continue Reading
What to Do Immediately After Being Injured in a Houston Chemical Plant Explosion
Houston is one of the largest industrial hubs in the United States. The city is home to major chemical plants, refineries, and manufacturing facilities that… Continue Reading
What Are My Rights After a Serious Spinal Cord Injury?
The latest data from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development revealed that the annual incidence of spinal cord injuries (SCIs) is approximately… Continue Reading
What Are the Most Common Motorcycle Accident Injuries?
Motorcyclists comprise only 3% of all registered vehicles but are responsible for 15% of the total traffic deaths. According to AutoInsurance, a motorcycle rider is… Continue Reading
Why Some Injuries Don’t Show Up Until Days After a Traffic Accident
Right after a traffic accident, most people do a quick mental scan of their body. Nothing seems broken. There’s no sharp pain. Maybe they feel… Continue Reading
The Impact of Long Commutes on Physical and Mental Health in California
In many big cities in California, and all the smaller places orbiting them, long commutes feel normal. 30 minutes one way feels reasonable. 45 minutes… Continue Reading
