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Discovery in Texas: Investigate and Prepare for Trial
The vast majority of personal injury cases in Texas are resolved through settlements and do not go to trial. In rare cases, however, an insurance company does not accept a claim or offer an adequate settlement amount, forcing the injured party to go to court. One of the first steps in preparation for a personal […]
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What If I Experienced Delayed Symptoms After an Accident?
Many accidents cause injuries with immediate pain or immobility, such as bone fractures or lacerations. What many victims do not realize, however, is that some injuries can have delayed symptoms. This is especially true after a traumatic accident, as the victim’s adrenaline can act as a temporary pain reliever. Find out how to protect your […]
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Will My Car Accident Settlement Cover My Chiropractic Treatment?
Car accidents often cause injuries to the soft tissues of the body, such as the muscles and ligaments in the neck and back. Even a minor accident can cause painful injuries such as whiplash. As a victim who is injured in a car accident, you may require chiropractic treatment to recover from an injury and […]
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Neck and Lower Back Pain After an Accident
The spinal cord is a complex part of the body. A spinal cord injury can give you temporary or long-term symptoms, including neck and lower back pain. Chronic pain can be debilitating, interfering with your ability to work and reducing your quality of life. Neck and lower back pain after an accident could also point […]
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Misread X-Ray
An x-ray is an imaging test that allows physicians to diagnose health issues. X-rays are only as effective, however, as the professionals who interpret their results. If a radiologist or physician misreads an x-ray, CT scan or MRI, the patient can suffer adverse health outcomes due to diagnostic errors. The injured patient may then have […]
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