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What Is Post-Concussion Syndrome?
Most patients who suffer concussions will notice symptoms disappearing within two to three weeks, and heal completely within about a month. Rest and avoiding subsequent head injuries is usually enough to recover from a concussion without lasting side effects. Unfortunately, some victims experience post-concussion syndrome. Post-concussion syndrome is a concussion case where symptoms last...
Read MoreHow Do I Get an Accident Report After I Am In An Accident?
If you are in an automobile accident, the first thing you need to do is call the police. The police will immediately come to the scene of the accident and complete an investigation. Make sure you provide the police officer with as many details of the accident as you can recall. After the police...
Read MoreThe Admissibility of “Absence” Evidence
Every personal injury claim in Birmingham centers on evidence. Evidence can be a fact, exhibit, or display that proves the validity of an assertion. It is up to the attorneys of both the plaintiff and the defendant in a case to use evidence to prove their points. The civil courts in Alabama, however, will...
Read MoreWhat Is Breach of Fiduciary Duty?
One type of civil claim a party can make against another is for alleged breach of fiduciary duty. A breach of fiduciary duty suit is based on the principle that one party (the defendant) acted outside the best interests of another party (the plaintiff), despite having an obligation to do otherwise. Most of these...
Read MoreIs Lane Splitting Legal in Alabama?
Table of Contents Can You Lane Split on a Motorcycle in Alabama? Overview of Motorcycle Laws in Alabama The Grandfather Clause for Motorcycle Licenses Lane Sharing Vs. Lane Splitting The New Left Lane Law in Alabama Understanding the Lane Change Law in Alabama FAQs Conclusion Motorcycling, for many, is not just a mode of...
Read MoreHow Do Dock Electrocutions Happen?
Dock electrocutions are a serious – if lesser-known – risk of drowning in Alabama. They can cause electric shock drowning, or a death that occurs when swimmers encounter electric currents while swimming. The electric shock itself may be strong enough to kill the swimmer, or it may incapacitate the swimmer enough to cause drowning....
Read MoreHow to Prevent Wrong-Way Accidents
Every year in the U.S., wrong-way accidents kill 300 to 400 people on average. Wrong-way accidents are particularly devastating collisions. A vehicle traveling in the wrong direction on a road or highway can cause a head-on collision – one of the deadliest types of car accidents. In a head-on collision, the vehicles collide at...
Read MoreHow to Save the Life of a Motorcyclist
Motorcyclists are 28 times more likely to die in car accidents than passenger vehicle occupants, according to the Insurance Information Institute. Vulnerabilities to serious personal injuries in auto accidents put motorcyclists at great risk every time they travel. In Alabama alone, 114 motorcyclists and moped riders lost their lives in 2016. Although riding a...
Read MoreHow to Avoid Daycare Nightmares
Parents trust daycare centers in Alabama with the safety, health, and lives of their children. Unfortunately, not all childcare companies deserve this trust. Leaving your child at daycare should not end with a phone call about an emergency situation. As a parent, the best way to protect your child’s well-being is to check the...
Read MoreWinter Driving Tips for Alabama
Winter driving in Alabama can change abruptly. The state does not receive predictable snowfall each year, often making it difficult for drivers to prepare for the winter weather. Many drivers may encounter their first snow-driving experiences during one of Alabama’s occasional snowstorms. It is important to review safe-driving tips and best practices before hitting...
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