According to the Brain Trauma Foundation, approximately 2.5 million people suffer yearly from a traumatic brain injury (TBI), and around 10 percent are sports related. While dry and warm-weather activities like cycling, football, baseball, and water sports see the most significant number of TBIs, winter sports also result in an increased risk for injury. January is […]
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You may have a personal injury case if you: Sustained an injury Have incurred medical expenses Your injury was caused by someone else’s negligence If you believe you have a case, get in touch with our office for a free case review. We are here to listen to your story and provide information about your options.
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Accidents can cause serious injuries to the body and recovery can impact your daily life. Injuries can also result in financial stress, and it is difficult to know if a personal injury may qualify for legal assistance. While several factors can combine to result in an injury, some types of injuries are more common following accidents. These
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Learning to drive can be intimidating and overwhelming — especially if you’re a teenager! Maneuvering a vehicle on highways, construction sites, and in rush-hour traffic requires patience, attention, and skill, all of which develop over time. Teen drivers benefit from patient and consistent instruction while learning to drive. Unfortunately, as all parents know, teenagers are
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Johnson & Biscone is incredibly grateful to all our clients for their trust and partnership, and we love when they share their success stories. Below is a testimonial from Cara C., who explains how working with our team helped her through one of the darkest periods of her life. “I was diagnosed with Stage 3
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If you’ve been hurt, you may be wondering about filing a claim against the at-fault party. The best step to figure out if your injury is severe enough to pursue a claim is to speak with experienced legal professionals. Injuries that are serious enough to file for lawsuits are those which: Lead to medical expenses
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After a catastrophic event like a motor vehicle accident, you turn to your insurance for the benefits you’ve been paying for. After all, this is exactly why we pay insurance companies. When you don’t get the settlement you expect, or the claim is flat-out denied, you may have no idea how to receive your entitled
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What if you developed Parkinson’s disease (PD) from simply doing your job? This nightmare is becoming a reality for many licensed herbicide applicators, farmers, growers, pickers and other agricultural workers. Hundreds of these individuals have been exposed to paraquat, a toxic chemical that’s widely used in the U.S. to kill weeds and grass — and
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There were more than 60,000 motor vehicle accidents in Oklahoma in 2020. Those crashes caused 654 fatalities, an increase of 2.2 percent compared to the previous year. While accidents happen in all sorts of contexts, intersections and areas surrounding intersections can be especially hazardous because of the meeting of multiple lanes of traffic. Based on
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When you suffer a severe physical injury because of a car accident, an accident at work, medical malpractice, or some other event caused by someone else’s negligence, the financial strains can be life-altering. Even though you were injured through no fault of your own, you’re left with expensive medical bills, lost income from being unable to work, as
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