Recent Posts in 2014

• Mild brain injuries caused by car accidents

  Dec 30, 2014
  If a Rhode Island driver becomes involved in a car accident, there is a chance that the person could suffer a mild brain injury. However, the term ...
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• New riders and motorcycle safety

  Dec 17, 2014
  Motorcycle riders in Rhode Island know that safety is important. Exercising caution when riding can significantly reduce the chances of a motorcycle ...
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• Whiplash in Rhode Island car accidents

  Dec 11, 2014
  Many people are familiar with whiplash, but they may not understand exactly what it is. Whiplash is one of the most common injuries people suffer when ...
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• Truck Accidents - Asleep at the Wheel

  Dec 2, 2014
  Many truck accidents are caused by truck driver fatigue causing the truck driver to fall asleep at the wheel and get into a truck accident. The ...
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• Double Trouble: Traumatic Brain Injuries in Children

  Dec 2, 2014
  Traumatic brain injuries in children (pediatric injuries) result in double trouble or more problems than are experienced by an adult that has a ...
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• Traumatic Brain Injury - Social Filters

  Nov 26, 2014
  Contact Us People suffering from a traumatic brain injury can suffer damage to the prefrontal cortex or frontal lobes causing their "social filter" to ...
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• Avoiding Rhode Island motorcoach crashes

  Nov 26, 2014
  Hiring a motorcoach company may be a great way to go on vacation or travel for an event without having the hassle of having to drive there. However, ...
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• Facts and liability issues regarding pedestrian accidents

  Nov 20, 2014
  In Rhode Island and around the country, almost 5,000 pedestrians are fatally injured annually after being struck by a vehicle, according to a study by ...
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