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How Are Children Physically Affected in Car Accidents?
Car accidents can cause very serious injuries to children due to their smaller size, developing bodies, and the unique ways forces affect them in a crash – even low-speed collisions can lead to harm that requires immediate medical attention. Parents and caregivers often face uncertainty about how children are physically affected by these crashes and…
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Can I Get a DUI for Prescription Drugs?
Prescription medications can affect driving ability just as much as alcohol or illegal drugs. Yet many drivers are surprised to learn they can be charged with Driving Under the Influence (DUI) even when taking medication prescribed by a doctor. The law does not distinguish between legal and illegal substances if the drug impairs a person’s…
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Broken Bones and Car Accidents: What Victims Should Know
Car accidents can result in a wide range of injuries, but broken bones are among the most common and disruptive. These injuries often require immediate medical attention and can affect daily life, mobility, and employment for weeks or months. Beyond physical healing, survivors may face medical bills, rehabilitation, and potential long-term limitations. Knowing what to expect…
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What Are the Most Common Spinal Injuries Sustained in a Car Accident?
Car accidents are one of the leading causes of spinal trauma: The sudden force involved in a collision can strain or damage vertebrae, discs, nerves, and surrounding tissue. These injuries often carry lasting consequences, affecting mobility, comfort, and quality of life. Understanding the types of spinal damage that may occur after a crash is important…