Only a doctor can diagnose your car crash injuries. Your injury will be unique and will depend on many factors, including: The type of collision that occurred. The speed of the vehicles at the time of the collision. Your seat in the car. Your overall…
Bedsores are also known as pressure sores, pressure ulcers, and decubitus ulcers. They form when there is unrelieved pressure on the skin—especially when an individual is sedentary, wheelchair-bound, or bed-bound. The pressure put on the skin can interfere with circulation, which deprives skin of oxygen…
The Centers for Disease Control has estimated that almost 2,000 nursing home residents die each year as a result of falls and injuries sustained in the nursing home. Although many residents in nursing homes are prone to falling and susceptible to being injured in a…
Adequate water allows the human body to function properly. The right amount of water is necessary to maintain body temperature, to maintain blood pressure, and to allow the body to get rid of waste. Access to clean and sufficient drinking water is so important that…
You may have a lot of questions after a car crash leaves you injured or takes the life of your loved one. As you consider your legal options, however, there is one question that must be answered before you can make any decisions: How much…