Does a Traumatic Brain Injury Have the Same Effect on a Child as it Does on an Adult? A traumatic brain injury is a medical emergency, and it is an injury that can happen at any age. However, although the injuries and symptoms may be the same, a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in a child... Read More
Lane Brown Secures $22.2 Million Verdict for Client Whose Airway Was Not Protected by Hospital In December 2015, we obtained a verdict of $22,185,598.50 for a client who suffered a devastating hypoxic brain injury after her tracheostomy became blocked while she was in the hospital. Our client had developed a dental infection and Ludwig’s angina which... Read More
Were You or Your Child Infected With Group B Strep During Pregnancy or Birth? One of the most serious and deadly infections that a newborn baby can contract during his or her first hours and days is group B strep. This infection, which can quickly lead to sepsis, meningitis, and permanent injury, is sometimes passed... Read More
The Frequency and Far-Reaching Impact of Missed Diagnoses Most people in today’s society—including doctors, nurses, and pharmacists—are operating in a bit of a hurry. Unfortunately, working in a rush or just not being careful enough can lead to mistakes that cause devastating injuries or death. Patients rely on medical professionals to accurately diagnose ailments and to recommend... Read More
Practical Ways You Can Help Your Teen Avoid a Car Accident Parents know that, despite their best efforts to raise safe drivers, teens are sometimes going to make poor choices behind the wheel. However, you may be able to help your son or daughter avoid a wreck by opening the conversation as soon as your... Read More
You Can Take Steps to Keep Your Young Passengers Safe During September’s National Safety Week This year, National Child Passenger Safety Week will take place the week of September 13, ending with “Seat Check Saturday” on September 19. Organizations across the nation will be marking the week with education and awareness campaigns, and it’s likely... Read More