Dog bite injuries are unfortunately common. Nationwide, around 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year, and nearly one in five bites results in infection. Children are particularly at risk, with half of all bites requiring medical care involving kids. In Wisconsin alone, over 500 dog bite injury claims were filed in a recent year, highlighting the prevalence of these traumatic incidents.
HSE data repeatedly show the same patterns. Slips and trips on level ground, manual handling strains, falls from height, and road traffic collisions account for most non-fatal injuries. Beacon Law Solicitors have highlighted that in the 2022-23 reporting year, slips and trips made up roughly a third of employer-reported injuries, with handling and lifting close behind. Those are not anecdotes - they reflect the systems that failed in the real world.
Economic damages compensate for the financial losses you've incurred as a result of your injury. These include current and future medical expenses, such as hospital bills, rehabilitation costs, surgery, and prescription medications. Additionally, economic damages cover lost wages if you were unable to work due to the injury, as well as reduced earning capacity if your injury has impacted your ability to work in the future. Property damage, such as vehicle repairs in a car accident, can also be included in this category.
It's only a matter of time before someone with a similar injury dies if they bleed out from their femoral artery. I now have metal in my leg for life holding it together. I think Lime know they have a problem with the heavy frame that is causing serious injuries like mine. All they did after I told them was give me a 6.99 refund for the hire instead of speaking with me.
A woman who claimed she suffered post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a result of a rear-ending car collision has been awarded €90,000 by the High Court. Katarzyna Sykula, a mother of one who was living in Carlow town at the time of the accident and later in Tullow, Co Carlow, was the subject of what a judge called "a relatively minor rear-ending" by another car near a traffic light in Finglas, Dublin, on December 9, 2017.
Lawyers don't typically earn the title "beloved," but Anh Phoong isn't your typical lawyer. The Sacramento-based personal injury attorney has become a cherished minor celebrity around the Bay Area for her ubiquitous presence on billboards adorned with the cheeky slogan "Something wrong? Call Anh Phoong." The clever rhyme, along with Phoong's playful social media presence, has earned her invites to appear at club nights at the Stud in San Francisco and inspired countless Halloween costumes.
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CCTV shows Mr Ressum riding along a dual cycle lane near his home when a boy on a Forest e-bike came around the corner on the wrong side and at speed, smashing into him in June this year. Mr Ressum, who also suffered broken ribs, added: I was hit really suddenly and knocked over with force. I smashed my head and lay on the pavement for several minutes before anybody even came over to check on me.
The family of Keith McAllister seeks accountability following his death after being violently pulled into an MRI machine by a 20-pound chain around his neck.
Insurance companies had warned that such a rise would have led to even more premium rises. Personal injury guidelines are used by the courts and the Injuries Resolution Board when assessing injury claims.
"Miraculously, I survived, but it cost me dearly the first train took my arm, and the second train took my leg... I lost my mobility, my independence, my dignity and, above all, my ability to hug my two young children with both arms."
Kieran Joyce, a former footballer, alleges he sustained back and shoulder injuries that are worsening due to an incident involving a car hitting a traffic pole.
