What You Need to Know About the New Takata Airbag Recall

March 9th, 2020

If you visit a car lot this year, you’ll notice that vehicles at all price points are loaded with safety features that were either reserved for high-end luxury vehicles or simply not possible just a decade or two ago. Bells and whistles such as lane departure warnings, blind spot indicators, stability control, collision avoidance systems, […]


How to Pick a Safe Nursing Home

February 5th, 2020

If you’re considering how to pick a safe nursing home, then you or someone you love likely needs specialized care. Choosing the right facility is a big decision, and you’re right to be taking it seriously. What to Consider When Searching a Nursing Home Just like any other important decision in life, choosing a nursing […]


Motorcycle Wreck? Don’t Let the Insurance Company’s Bias Cost You.

January 6th, 2020

There are many reasons to ride a motorcycle over driving a car or truck. They’re easier to park, are extremely fuel efficient, and they have excellent acceleration and handling. But all those perks come at a huge cost: safety. Motorcycles have no safety features to protect riders, and even the most well-equipped riders can still […]


We Help TBI Victims Get Maximum Compensation

December 30th, 2019

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) affect victims and their entire families, especially when victims are the primary income-earners in their households. TBIs can range in severity, and moderate to severe TBIs can make it difficult or impossible for victims to work. Some may even be unable to live independently and require assistance from family members or […]


Let Us Help You Get the SSD Benefits You Earned

December 23rd, 2019

The Social Security Administration (SSA) takes a percentage of every paycheck earned by workers in the U.S. That money is later paid back to workers in the form of Social Security retirement benefits. However, some people need that money sooner rather than later, especially if they suffer a serious injury or illness before retirement age […]


Hurt by a Defective Product? We Want to Help.

November 4th, 2019

Whether it’s a medical device that was surgically implanted into your body, or a consumer product you purchased at the supermarket, you expect items manufactured by big corporations to be safe and thoroughly tested before going on sale for use by the public. However, that’s not always the case. To protect their profits and their […]


The Costs of Traumatic Brain Injuries Are Often Overwhelming

October 21st, 2019

When someone suffers a traumatic brain injury (TBI), the short and long-term consequences aren’t always immediately known. Some victims suffer symptoms that are similar to a concussion, while others may experience permanent and life-changing effects. Victims of serious TBIs can experience a range of disabilities, including cognitive and behavioral changes as well as impaired coordination […]


We Protect Injured Motorcyclists’ Rights

October 14th, 2019

Riding a motorcycle has several advantages over driving a passenger vehicle. First, motorcycles are far quicker and more agile than most cars, trucks, and SUVs. They’re also extremely fuel efficient and easy to maintain. But they have one big drawback as well: the risk they pose to riders. Put simply, motorcycles are unsafe during crashes. […]


Your Fall Leaves Viewing Guide

October 9th, 2019

As September gives way to October, we are excited to see the spectacular burst of color found in autumn leaves. But as lovely as the trees on our streets are, there’s nothing quite like seeing an entire forest come to life with brilliant color. If you’ve ever been tempted to hit the road to get […]


Your Family Deserves Compensation After Nursing Home Abuse or Neglect

September 30th, 2019

Making the decision to move your loved one into a nursing home can be a difficult one. You may be worried about their health and well-being when in the care of others, while they may be worried about their loss of privacy and independence. Most nursing homes take good care of their residents, but not […]