Posts by Richard Charles Wagner
The Causes and Complications Associated with Pediatric Concussions
When it comes to children playing, it’s no surprise that they get hurt from time to time. What may be surprising is how severe a lot of those injuries are. Breaking bones, spraining ligaments, and getting deep cuts that require stitches are often what’s thought about when it comes to pretty serious injuries on children.…
Read MoreThe Dangers of Workplace Structural Collapses
By now, it is likely that the collapse of Champlain Towers South condominiums in Surfside, Florida is familiar to most people. It is a story that shook the nation when we heard—and maybe even saw—the collapse of the 12-story building that was occupied with hundreds of residents at the time, and it was tragic how…
Read MoreThe Tragic Effects of Youth Workplace Injuries
With the job market being as competitive as it is nowadays, the younger generation often feels the need to accept the first position offered to them without considering how potentially dangerous the work can be or without having any prior job experience. Sometimes the idea of the job or working with friends can be so…
Read MoreProving Undue Influence in a Will Contestation
Some people may not be able to explain what undue influence is in a court of law, but everyone has seen examples of it. You may have an elderly relative who was recently married to a new spouse, who is suddenly “convincing” the elderly relative to make a change to their will. You may have…
Read MoreIs Using a GPS While Driving Just as Bad as Texting?
There are all sorts of distractions when we’re driving on the road. Sometimes, it’s a scenic view. Other times, it’s the kid in the backseat. More often than not, however, the most distracting object we have is our phone. We know texting and driving is bad, but we don’t really think about our GPS. Our…
Read MoreWorkers’ Compensation for Crush Injuries
Any injury in the workplace is an inconvenience for many employees. However, there are some injuries from which a worker rarely recovers. One of those injuries is a crush injury. Crush, sometimes called crushing, injuries can be so severe that workers may suffer a traumatic amputation, or loss of life. Even if the worker’s crush…
Read MoreThe Physical, Financial, and Emotional Toll of TBI Recovery
When it comes to traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), many people do not understand the financial stress that comes with recovery. Even victims of TBIs may not fully understand how expensive it will be to financially support their recovery for years to come. When you or a loved one have suffered from a traumatic brain injury,…
Read MoreSemi-Truck Accidents vs. Car Accidents
Not all motor vehicle accidents are alike. Depending on what type of accident in which you are involved, different factors and rules can affect the way your case proceeds. This is especially true if your crash involves a commercial truck or vehicle. These types of cases are very complex and often involve multiple liable parties.…
Read MoreWhat Are the Most Common Injuries in Drunk Driving Accidents?
Summer is right around the corner. This is the time of year where teenagers are preparing for graduation, young drivers are getting their driving hours in on the road, and many people are gearing up for summer road trips. Unfortunately, there are more opportunities during the warmer seasons for drunk driving accidents to happen. Many…
Read MoreWhat Should I Look for in a Chattanooga Truck Accident Attorney?
The trucking industry has a strong presence here Chattanooga. While this can be a great advantage for truckers and trucking companies, it can be terrifying for you and other motorists. It is hard to determine the state of mind that the truck driver is in. The trucker on the road next to you may be…
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