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What Should You Do When a Semi-Truck Hits Your Car?

Savannah, Georgia is more than a cultural center and historic town. It is also home to some of the densest semi-truck traffic due to our major seaport. With the fourth busiest sea port in the United States, the city sees anywhere from 10 to 12 thousand truckloads of goods delivered every day, according to FreightWaves.com.…

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What Are Grade Crossing Railroad Accidents?

Most people do not give much thought to the possibility of a train accident – particularly if they are traveling in a motor vehicle rather than in a train. However, this is a luxury that drivers in Georgia cannot afford. Based on preliminary 2023 data compiled by the United States Department of Transportation Federal Railroad…

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Memory Loss Is a Devastating Effect of Traumatic Brain Injuries

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can have serious and lasting effects on the victim and their family. While mobility issues and cognitive decline are often cited as the most severe, memory loss is especially devastating. Not only can TBIs affect a person’s ability to live a “normal” life, but it can also take an emotional toll…

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How Does Spinal Cord Trauma Affect Your Body?

Atlanta’s vibrant lifestyle provides diverse opportunities, yet the city’s hustle poses risks of serious injury. From busy superhighways to countless construction jobsites, urban life demands constant awareness in order to mitigate injury risks and embrace all our city has to offer. Serious injuries like spinal cord injuries (SCIs) can affect how a victim’s entire body…

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Can a Traumatic Brain Injury Cause Seizures?

When a seizure happens, it is like a sudden surge of electrical activity in the brain. This abnormal activity can cause a variety of symptoms, depending on which part of the brain is affected. These symptoms can range from brief lapses of attention or muscle jerks to more severe convulsions and loss of consciousness. Research…

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What Makes Motorcycles More Dangerous Than Cars?

The exhilaration of motorcycle riding comes from the thrilling feeling riders have when they are so connected to the road, feeling every mile right under their feet. Part of this thrill comes also from the inherent risks associated with motorcycle use. Riders face a significantly higher risk of fatality in crashes compared to occupants of…

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The Dangers of an Undiagnosed Spinal Epidural Abscess

An epidural abscess is a type of infection. This is a serious health condition that can result in death or serious injury when not properly diagnosed and treated. At Harris Lowry Manton, we work with clients who have struggled with long-term injuries and loss due to the negligence of doctors who fail to provide appropriate…

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It’s Never “Just” a Concussion: mTBI Can Shorten Your Life

We often underestimate the impact of seemingly minor incidents for individuals across all ages and demographics. However, recent research has shed light on a concerning reality: mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI), often brushed off as “mere” concussions, can have far-reaching consequences. One study has revealed that mTBIs can potentially shorten lives, challenging our understanding of…

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What Is Pedal Confusion?

In today’s world of busy highways and roadways, the risks of accidents are ever-present. Among the many causes of traffic incidents, an often overlooked but significant factor is “pedal confusion.” Pedal confusion occurs when a driver unintentionally presses the wrong pedal, leading to unexpected and sometimes catastrophic consequences. As Savannah personal injury attorneys with experience…

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What You Need to Know about a Spinal Epidural Abscess

A spinal epidural abscess is a dangerous complication from an infection in your central nervous system. Failure to diagnose and treat this condition quickly can have life-altering results, including permanent paralysis. In some cases, these infections can be fatal. Spinal epidural abscesses typically form “between the bones of your spine and the lining membrane of…

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