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Traumatic Brain Injury & Chronic Pain After A Car Accident

In some Pennsylvania car accidents, people suffer from traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and chronic pain. These two conditions are poorly understood, but they can cause numerous impairments in your ability to function and affect your personality and mental health. Following a TBI from a motor vehicle crash, you might suffer a reduced ability to enjoy […]

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Medical Bills After a Car Accident...Who Pays?

Medical Bills After a Car Accident…Who Pays?

If you were involved in a motor vehicle crash caused by someone else and were left with injuries, you might have been transported by ambulance to the emergency department and admitted to the hospital following an examination. Car accidents can happen suddenly and with little warning, and medical bills resulting from them can quickly pile […]

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Compensation for Pain & Suffering After Car Accident

Compensation for Pain & Suffering After Car Accident

A car accident resulting in injuries in Pennsylvania often leaves victims facing both economic and non-economic losses. The economic losses in a car accident claim include the victim’s pecuniary or out-of-pocket losses, including their medical expenses, wage losses, property losses, and others. Non-economic losses are also known as pain and suffering damages and include compensation […]

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Head-on Collision in Philadelphia: Everything You Need to Know

Head-on Collision in Philadelphia: Everything You Need to Know

Motor vehicle collisions can happen in numerous ways and vary in the types of resulting damage and injuries. Among the various types of accidents, head-on collisions are among the worst that can happen. In a head-on collision two vehicles collide with the front ends of both vehicles. These types of collisions frequently result in catastrophic […]

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What Is Infant Shudder Syndrome?

Following a difficult birth, many parents closely monitor their babies to check whether they are okay. One condition some parents might see involves their infants rapidly shivering in the upper chest, shoulders, neck, and head. This condition is called infant shudder syndrome. Babies who have this condition might show symptoms several times per day. In […]

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