The days that follow a car wreck are usually painful, but they are still filled with activity. You might need to deal with insurance matters and may have doctor visits. All of this comes during a time when you are sore from the jarring effect the impact had on your...
Month: August 2018
Understanding the Seat Belt Defense
From the time you were old enough to sit in a car without a car seat, you probably heard admonitions to buckle up. In addition to parents and other adults reminding you of the importance of fastening your seat belt, your driver's education teacher probably impressed...
Falling Leaves Can Pose a Slip Hazards for People Walking
As the weather starts to change into that of fall, the leaves are going to start falling. This can pose a risk to people who are walking around on sidewalks and in parking lots. When leaves become damp, they can become slick, which could lead to a person slipping on...
Do You Trust Your Child’s Bus Driver?
Like many parents of Colorado students, you may not give a second thought to putting your child on a school bus in the morning. Perhaps you went to school on a bus yourself, and aside from the bumpy ride, you are no worse for the wear. In fact, you may have looked...
Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy Studies Show Interesting Results
One of the troubling things about a traumatic brain injury (TBI) is that there is a chance that more serious conditions will come from them. One of these is chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), which has been undiagnosable until an autopsy is done after someone's...