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We need to begin by saying that it is impossible to completely avoid car accidents. Because car accidents often involve 2+ cars, pedestrians, and public transportation, there are many drivers and individuals who bear responsibility when a collision occurs. Automobile accidents happen all the time, and you can never fully predict the actions of another…
Read MoreAfter a tragic accident, many individuals are in a great deal of pain. Sometimes this pain is short-lived or can be easily relieved, but often, the pain is chronic. If you have been disabled due to the negligence of another, it is likely that you are experiencing chronic pain. Chronic pain is defined as any pain…
Read MoreBeing involved in an accident is a difficult and scary experience. Whether you are the victim of an automobile accident or have suffered an injury in another way, your life will likely change as a result of this event. While the aftermath of your accident may seem overwhelming and too difficult to deal with, you do…
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One WebMD source has reported that on average every 10 seconds someone is injured in a motor vehicle accident in the U.S. Not all of these injuries are physical. In fact, many are emotional and have late-onset tendencies. What is Depression? According to the MayoClinic, depression is defined as a “mood disorder that causes a persistent…
Read MorePersonal injury law exists to protect victims who have been harmed by the negligence or intentional harm of others. Because there are so many ways that people can get injured, there are many different reasons for personal injury cases. At Good Guys Injury Law, we make ourselves available to cover many different accident types: Bicycle…
Read MorePersonal injury cases can seem complicated, daunting, and overwhelming. After you are physically or emotionally injured by another, your world is turned upside down. There are so many new questions and concerns to deal with, so many fears and uncertainties. On top of living with your injuries and working toward recovery, you will be dealing with…
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, more commonly known as PTSD, was first classified by the American Psychiatric Society in 1980 after conducting studies on Vietnam War veterans. Since then, PTSD has been widely associated with war veterans. The notion that only war veterans can suffer from PTSD, however, is inaccurate. In fact, traffic accidents have become the…
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It is important for everyone to maintain a healthy, balanced diet. After a serious injury, however, that importance takes on a greater sense of urgency—especially if that specific injury drastically limits your mobility like with spinal cord injuries. When one experiences a spinal cord injury, their susceptibility to other internal damage increases. The Academy of Nutrition…
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