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Traumatic Brain Injury: Learn the Common Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Brain Injury Awareness Month is observed in March March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, a time to shed light on an injury that is involved in many personal injury cases. A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can happen to anyone, at any age, and at any time. A TBI is a type of head injury that...
Read MoreSlight Decline Seen in U.S. Traffic Deaths for 2022
Despite the minor decrease, more needs to be done to prevent serious and fatal car accidents. Though traffic fatalities decreased slightly from the year before, the number of people killed in car accidents in 2022 remained high, according to a preliminary estimate released last month. The statistical projection from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration...
Read MoreBroken Glass Injuries in New Hampshire Car Accidents
While a car crash happens quickly, it's not a single event so much as a chain reaction. The force of impact can send objects and bodies flying, leading to secondary impacts and significantly more damage. In particular, car accidents can break windshields and windows, leading to broken glass injuries — which can be life-altering or...
Read MoreT-Bone Accidents: Getting Medical Care and Obtaining Compensation
New Hampshire car accident lawyers discuss side-impact crashes. A T-bone accident is often a serious type of motor vehicle crash. In other types of car accidents, drivers and passengers are often protected by several feet of steel, a bumper, an engine, a trunk, and seats when another automobile strikes their car. However, if your vehicle...
Read MoreStudy Reveals The Most Common Causes of Teen Car Accidents
Speeding and texting while driving are the most common factors. Car accidents caused by some teenage drivers often occur for two main reasons – speeding and using a cellphone, especially texting while driving, according to a recent traffic safety study. "Our data gives us another insight into teen driving behaviors," Catherine McDonald, co-director of the...
Read MoreParking Lot Accidents in New Hampshire: Who's At Fault?
One of the most common – and most frustrating – types of car accidents involves one car hitting another in a parking lot. So, who’s at fault in a parking lot accident? Is the driver of the car that hit another car always at fault? And who decides who’s at fault? You can find the...
Read MoreAttorney Christine Rockefeller Receives Public Service Award
Burns, Bryant, Cox, Rockefeller & Durkin, P.A. is proud to announce that attorney Christine M. Rockefeller is the 2022 recipient of the Marilla M. Ricker Achievement Award from the New Hampshire Women’s Bar Association. The award honors women lawyers for professional excellence, public service, and advancing opportunities for women in the legal profession. “I’m thrilled...
Read MoreConcussion Awareness: Brain Injury Facts You Need To Know
Many serious car accidents result in traumatic brain injuries. This is why it's important for people to understand the dangers of a head injury from a car crash, how common concussions and other brain injuries are, and how to identify the warning signs of a severe head injury. That's the focus of National Concussion Awareness...
Read MoreNew Hampshire Participates in 'Slow Down New England' Campaign to Curb Reckless Driving
Reckless drivers traveling at dangerously high speeds and causing serious car accidents have become a major issue in New Hampshire and the nation over the last couple of years. To help combat the problem, New Hampshire and other states in New England recently launched a regional campaign to reduce the number of serious accidents caused...
Read MoreU.S. Car Accident Deaths Reached Record High in 2021
Crash fatalities also spiked in New Hampshire last year. Car accident fatalities reached a record high nationwide in 2021 as more drivers returned to the road following pandemic restrictions the year before, according to The Associated Press and based on a recent traffic study conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). “Our nation...
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