Personal Injury

2023-2024 Tennessee Traffic Accident Statistics Released by TDOT

According to the latest statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), accidents are the fourth leading cause of death among Tennessee residents. It’s ranked third in the U.S. for traffic fatalities. Car accidents can happen in an instant and drastically change (or end) your life. One of the main ways the state of Tennessee tries to reduce

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Wernicke’s Encephalopathy and Medical Malpractice

A brain disorder that can be caused due to vitamin deficiency, Wernicke’s Encephalopathy can have a devastating impact on your health. It is important for a doctor to diagnose Wernicke’s disease in its early stages; failing to do so can have long-lasting implications on one’s health and could lead to permanent brain damage.  What are Wernicke’s Encephalopathy and Korsakoff Syndrome?

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Defense Base Act Claims for Burn Injuries

The Defense Base Act (DBA) is a compensation program that covers any medical treatment needed by a civilian who has been an employee of any defense contractors while working for the U.S. military, whether in the country or overseas. If you have a friend, loved one, or relative who has suffered burns while serving their country as a civilian contractor,

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Politics and Patient Safety

When did everything get so political? It seems that wherever we turn everything is fair game for a political debate. But, how in the world did healthcare become so political? I think all of us, no matter if we are conservative or liberal, Republican or Democrat believe in certain fundamental rights. For the love of Pete, can we all agree: Americans

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Inclined Infant Sleepers Banned

Inclined infant sleepers gained popularity after Fisher-Price introduced the Rock ‘n Play in 2009. The sleeper was praised for helping infants sleep faster and longer due to its “nest-like” comfort, the inclined resting position, and the automatic rocking feature. However, the Rock ‘n Play and similar inclined infant sleepers came under scrutiny after reports of infant deaths while using the

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Black Boxes in the Operating Room

Imagine turning on the evening news and learning that a jumbo jetliner has crashed killing all onboard. Your first thought may be, I wonder what happened? What could have gone wrong? Then, you see the images of the search of the wreckage for the “black box” which will allow investigators to determine the root cause of the crash. Now, compare

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Texas HB 1998: A Ray of Hope for Texas Patients

For those of you who follow my column, you may have noticed that I tend to focus on things that are wrong. There is never a shortage of things to talk about in terms of what is broken with our healthcare system and why Texas is among the worst states in the nation for patient safety. I am here to

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Early Information is Vital in School Bus Injury-Related Cases

It’s back-to-school season around the country, and for injury lawyers, this time of year could mean a greater call volume for school bus-related injury cases. Injury claims involving school buses have nuances that set them apart from a typical car accident case. When discussing school bus crashes and injuries, it’s important to note the potential for many witnesses or victims,

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Fatalities in the Workplace Lawyer in Atlanta, GA

Atlanta has a large workforce, which means more opportunities for workplace fatalities. While businesses must abide by state and federal laws regarding workplace safety, accidents can still happen. In some cases, employers would rather take the chance of a workplace fatality or injury than spend the money to keep the workplace safe. Trusted Atlanta workplace fatality lawyers investigate cases to

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2023-2024 Tennessee Traffic Accident Statistics Released by TDOT

According to the latest statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), accidents are the fourth leading cause of death among Tennessee residents. It’s ranked third in the U.S. for traffic fatalities. Car accidents can happen in an instant and drastically change (or end) your life. One of the main ways the state of Tennessee tries to reduce

Read More »

Wernicke’s Encephalopathy and Medical Malpractice

A brain disorder that can be caused due to vitamin deficiency, Wernicke’s Encephalopathy can have a devastating impact on your health. It is important for a doctor to diagnose Wernicke’s disease in its early stages; failing to do so can have long-lasting implications on one’s health and could lead to permanent brain damage.  What are Wernicke’s Encephalopathy and Korsakoff Syndrome?

Read More »

Defense Base Act Claims for Burn Injuries

The Defense Base Act (DBA) is a compensation program that covers any medical treatment needed by a civilian who has been an employee of any defense contractors while working for the U.S. military, whether in the country or overseas. If you have a friend, loved one, or relative who has suffered burns while serving their country as a civilian contractor,

Read More »

Politics and Patient Safety

When did everything get so political? It seems that wherever we turn everything is fair game for a political debate. But, how in the world did healthcare become so political? I think all of us, no matter if we are conservative or liberal, Republican or Democrat believe in certain fundamental rights. For the love of Pete, can we all agree: Americans

Read More »

Inclined Infant Sleepers Banned

Inclined infant sleepers gained popularity after Fisher-Price introduced the Rock ‘n Play in 2009. The sleeper was praised for helping infants sleep faster and longer due to its “nest-like” comfort, the inclined resting position, and the automatic rocking feature. However, the Rock ‘n Play and similar inclined infant sleepers came under scrutiny after reports of infant deaths while using the

Read More »

Black Boxes in the Operating Room

Imagine turning on the evening news and learning that a jumbo jetliner has crashed killing all onboard. Your first thought may be, I wonder what happened? What could have gone wrong? Then, you see the images of the search of the wreckage for the “black box” which will allow investigators to determine the root cause of the crash. Now, compare

Read More »

Texas HB 1998: A Ray of Hope for Texas Patients

For those of you who follow my column, you may have noticed that I tend to focus on things that are wrong. There is never a shortage of things to talk about in terms of what is broken with our healthcare system and why Texas is among the worst states in the nation for patient safety. I am here to

Read More »

Early Information is Vital in School Bus Injury-Related Cases

It’s back-to-school season around the country, and for injury lawyers, this time of year could mean a greater call volume for school bus-related injury cases. Injury claims involving school buses have nuances that set them apart from a typical car accident case. When discussing school bus crashes and injuries, it’s important to note the potential for many witnesses or victims,

Read More »

Fatalities in the Workplace Lawyer in Atlanta, GA

Atlanta has a large workforce, which means more opportunities for workplace fatalities. While businesses must abide by state and federal laws regarding workplace safety, accidents can still happen. In some cases, employers would rather take the chance of a workplace fatality or injury than spend the money to keep the workplace safe. Trusted Atlanta workplace fatality lawyers investigate cases to

Read More »

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