Georgia’s Stunt Workers Face an Enormous Risk of Brain Trauma
Brain injuries are a serious risk for stunt workers in the film and entertainment industry. These workers perform dangerous stunts and often put their bodies on the line for the sake of creating captivating scenes on the big screen. However, the risk of brain injury is a very real concern that these workers face, and…
Read MorePositive Drug Tests Rise Among Truck Drivers
Semi-trucks are a common sight on major highways like I-16 or I-95. These large vehicles require special training and licenses to drive, and truck drivers must undergo drug testing regularly. Ideally, all drivers would be sober, resulting in negative drug tests, but that is not the case, especially last year. If you do end up…
Read MoreHow Medical Negligence Can Lead to Seizure Disorders in Infants
Seizure disorders are a common neurological disorder affecting infants worldwide. They can be caused by a variety of factors, including medical negligence. Medical negligence occurs when a healthcare provider fails to provide the standard of care that a reasonably prudent healthcare provider would provide under the same or similar circumstances. Negligence by your healthcare team…
Read MoreAtlanta Drivers Are Driving Recklessly
In Atlanta, the problem of reckless driving is particularly acute, with high-speed crashes and fatalities occurring regularly on major highways and city streets. The Georgia Department of Transportation and local law enforcement agencies have launched numerous campaigns and initiatives aimed at curbing reckless driving in the city including increased patrols, speed cameras, and public awareness…
Read MoreAutonomous Cars with Defective Software Recalled
Autonomous vehicles, also known as self-driving cars, have been hailed as the future of transportation. With the promise of increased safety, convenience, and efficiency, it’s easy to see why many people are excited about the potential of this technology. However, there are also some very real dangers associated with autonomous vehicles that need to be…
Read MoreHow Does a Pre-Existing Injury Affect My Accident Claim?
Many people live with all types of aches and pains. These pains may be due to prior accidents or just to the wear and tear of your body as you age, which are generally referred to as pre-existing conditions. If an accident makes your pre-existing condition worse, you may be able file a personal injury…
Read MoreWhy Do Pedestrian Accidents Happen?
Savannah is a VERY pedestrian-friendly city. Millions of people visit Savannah each year for its history, its parks, and its cobblestone roads. The historic districts include the Savannah Historic District, the similarly named but different Savannah Victorian Historic District, the Cuyler–Brownsville District, Pin Point Historic District, Ardsley Park–Chatham Crescent Historic District, and the Thomas Square…
Read MoreResearchers Find a Link Between Head Injuries and Brain Tumors
Head injuries from auto accidents, falls, construction accidents, and other causes must always be taken seriously. Accident victims should seek immediate medical attention if they suspect they have suffered a head injury because the symptoms may be delayed even though the injury may already be present. Traumatic brain injuries, and other head injuries, often cause…
Read MoreWhy Rear-End Truck Collisions Are Often Complicated
Most rear-end collisions are fairly simple. The vehicle in the rear caused the accident by following too closely to the car in front or by distracted driving. The damage to the vehicles normally indicates that a rear-end collision happened – the car that caused the accident is damaged in the front and the car that…
Read MoreFire and Burn Injuries Lead to Recalls of Paradise Grills
The year-round warm weather in Georgia makes the state a great place to barbecue and cook food outdoors in the sun. While everyone hopes their backyard grilling adventures only include great tasting BBQ, grilling can be dangerous as shown by the recalls of many Paradise Grills Outdoor Kitchen models. The recall was made on February…
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