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Each year, motor vehicle collisions cause millions of injuries for accident victims throughout the United States. The severity of the crash typically indicates the number
Clavicle fractures are among some of the most common bone fractures seen in the medical community. The clavicle bone, also known as the collarbone, is
According to a report by the American Association of University Women, around one in 10 students in grades eight through eleven said they had been the victim
As the name implies, a logging truck is a large truck designed primarily for carrying logs of various lengths. Sometimes, it has a single tractor,
Dump trucks can transport cargo exceeding 50 tons, making them a significant presence on the roads. Due to their size and weight, these vehicles can
Anyone working in an industry that does business with military members should understand the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA). The federal law exists to protect service
A “blind spot” is any area around a car or truck that the driver can’t see directly while at the wheel. These exist in nearly
Collisions involving tractor-trailers are increasingly common as we rely more on them to distribute goods and services. Statistically, a person is injured or killed in
In medical terms, a jaw fracture is called a “mandibular fracture” because it is a fracture of the mandible or jaw bone. It is a
Back injuries resulting from North Carolina automobile collisions often require extensive, costly medical treatment. These injuries can also leave you with long-lasting pain and suffering.
