Over the years, vehicles have become much safer. The invention of safety technology began decades ago with innovations like seatbelts and airbags. Today, it has progressed to include advanced collision warning systems and automatic braking systems. Modern cars are...
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Four common type of premises liability cases
Taking a stroll down the sidewalk or going grocery shopping should be risk-free. You shouldn't expect to get hurt in these places—they should be safe. But sometimes, accidents happen because property owners are negligent. It's important to know that property owners...
Do people have to hit their heads to hurt their brains?
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are one of the most serious medical issues associated with motor vehicle collisions. Obviously, people who hit their heads during a crash could sustain injuries that affect them for years to come. However, blunt force trauma isn't the...
A fractured leg can have serious complications
A fractured leg is one of the most common injuries associated with car accidents. Generally, these injuries heal after medical treatment and surgeries. Nonetheless, not all fractured legs heal easily, and some never heal completely. Here are some potential...
Why does a near miss increase your odds of a crash?
Most drivers have had “near misses” at some point. Perhaps they spotted someone pulling out of a driveway late and only just managed to swerve to avoid hitting them. Maybe they were about to leave a light that had turned green when they saw a truck hurtling straight...
How to recognize mild TBIs after a car accident
Car accidents are common on Seattle's busy streets, as in many large cities. In these accidents, you can easily spot major injuries, but mild traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are harder to detect. These "invisible" injuries can affect your daily life in the long term....
Why is this vehicle sales trend bad news for pedestrians?
If you compare the cars you see on the road today with those of a decade or two ago, you’ll have noticed several changes. One is that modern cars carry a lot more safety equipment than they used to. That’s a good thing that helps avoid many crashes and reduces...
Why sensory symptoms are red flags for brain injuries
There are certain symptoms that people generally associate with traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). Most people understand that a brain injury could cause nausea and headaches. They may also be aware of the possibility of a TBI causing issues with memory and cognitive...
Hit by a runaway tire? Steps to take immediately after the accident
It is not uncommon to hear about a flying tire incident, also known as a runaway tire, causing damage to unsuspecting drivers or pedestrians. The experience can be both frightening and dangerous, leaving those involved in a state of shock and uncertainty about what to...
The most common factors in fatal collisions
Encountering the tragic consequences of fatal consequences never becomes easier, but understanding the most common factors that contribute to these accidents can help raise awareness and potentially save lives. Distracted driving One of the most prevalent factors in...