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Injuries

Catastrophic dangers to warehouse workers

Employees who toil in warehouses are essential. Without them, products of all kinds would never reach consumers. Individuals earning paychecks in distribution centers deserve the respect of everyone. The reason for this is that their jobs present particular danger. While not every incident is debilitating, many are life-altering, even deadly. Awareness of the potential for personal injury is vital for…

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Who can file a wrongful death lawsuit in Oregon?

If you have lost someone due to the negligence, recklessness or malice of another person, you may be wondering how to hold that person accountable. Filing a wrongful death suit can be an option in these circumstances but it is a complicated process. Who can file? Typically, those who file a wrongful death lawsuit are surviving spouses, parents and children.…

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What do you know about spinal cord injury treatment options?

After a catastrophic injury, medical professionals diagnosed you with a spinal cord injury. You know you have a legal case, but you may not know what the road to recovery looks like for a severe injury. Mayo Clinic breaks down spinal cord injury treatment options. Determine which course of action to consider for your legal case. Early treatment When patients…

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Are you likely to recover from a cerebrospinal fluid leak?

Even a low-speed motorcycle crash can leave you with catastrophic injuries. If you hit your head in a collision with a distracted driver or someone else, you may be vulnerable to a cerebrospinal fluid leak. This type of injury is a medical emergency, so you must seek prompt diagnosis and treatment. The cerebrospinal fluid that envelops your brain and spinal…

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Bicycling—great enjoyment but an exercise in defensive driving

The ever-increasing popularity of cycling means that Oregon motorists see more bicycles on the road. A bicycle could be your preferred mode of daily transportation or simply a source of enjoyment on the weekend. In any case, cycling is also an exercise in defensive driving. Cycling and vulnerability The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported that in the U.S., there…

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Caring for a loved one paralyzed in an accident

Physical injuries from car accidents can range from minor whiplash to a severe traumatic brain injury. Spinal cord injuries including paralysis can permanently alter a person’s life and jeopardize their independence. Oftentimes, victims’ families assume the task of providing care and support for their gravely injured loved ones. Adjusting to major changes can take its toll on everyone. Families that…

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Traumatic brain injuries: What are the signs?

Traumatic brain injuries affect over a million people in the United States each year. According to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, every year more than 155 die as a result of brain injuries. Brain injuries can have serious, long-term repercussions. It is critical that you understand the signs and symptoms of brain trauma so you can seek immediate medical…

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Do you recognize the signs of a brain injury after a car accident?

You were in a car accident recently. Afterward, you felt alright, but a few days have passed, and you have experienced some troubling symptoms. Could you have received a traumatic brain injury? Mayo Clinic has the information you need. Determine whether you need medical care and whether you should explore your options for financial compensation from the responsible party. Mild TBI…

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