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Permanent Effects on Mild Traumatic Children Brain Injuries With the staggering number of children and adolescents suffering a TBI, researchers set out to determine these long-term effects. -
Why You May Get Ziltch From The Homeowner Who’s Dog Takes Your Bicycle Down! Homeowners are responsible, whether their dog bites you or simply gets under your bicycle wheel causing you to crash, but compensation can be difficult. -
The Florida Bicycle Association Is Striving To Make The Roads Safer. Please Consider Joining. If you are not a member of the Florida bicycle Association I would urge you to go to their website and join us. -
Return to Play Concussion Laws – When in Doubt, Sit them Out! Return to Play Concussion Laws generally contain provisions about removing athletes from play following a concussion, and outlining return-to-play criteria. -
What is Post-Concussion Syndrome? Post-concussion syndrome or PCS is a serious and complex medical disorder that occurs when symptoms persist beyond an average healing timeframe. -
If You've Been Injured In A Clearwater Bike Crash You Need An Attorney Who Is Also A Cyclist After a Clearwater bicycle injury crash you need and deserve an attorney who is a cyclist. -
Kevin ~ Recipient of the Jim Dodson Law Scholarship for Brain Injury Victims & Their Caregivers Kevin is the recipient of the Jim Dodson Law Scholarship for Brain Injury Victims & Their Caregivers in August 2018. Learn more about his inspiring story. -
How Much Does Florida's No Fault Insurance Cover if You're in an Accident? Florida is a No-Fault state. If you've been in an accident it's important to understand what this means and what your PIP benefits will cover and how much. -
The Best Way to Pay for Medical Bills After a Florida Bicycle Crash We always tell people the most important thing to focus on is your recovery. And, you also need to keep in mind the best way to get your medical bills paid. -
If You've Been in a Bicycle Crash You Should Beware of These Insurance Adjuster Tactics After a bike crash, you’re probably going to talk to the driver’s insurance company. We encourage you to understand their tactics before speaking with them.