The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in 2021 that more than 69,000 people died due to traumatic brain injuries. A concussion, while often seen as minor, can be a TBI that is life-altering. Concussions can occur in various situations, from sports...
Do Brain Injuries Require Lifelong Treatment?
On Behalf of Merk & Gile, Injury Attorneys | Jul 31, 2023 | Personal Injury
Traumatic brain injuries are often the result of severe head trauma. The causes vary from car and workplace accidents to simple slips and falls. Unfortunately, this is often a chronic condition that requires lifelong care. What is a traumatic brain injury? A traumatic...
4 Safety musts before every motorcycle ride
On Behalf of Merk & Gile, Injury Attorneys | Jul 21, 2023 | Personal Injury
Motorcyclists are more vulnerable to severe injuries in an accident. To help avoid a possibly serious accident and ensure you are compliant with motorcycle safety laws, consider these four safety musts before you ride. 1. Always wear a helmet Head and brain injuries...
Can I get compensation for a no-contact motorcycle accident?
On Behalf of Merk & Gile, Injury Attorneys | Jun 16, 2023 | Personal Injury
Common sense and legal statutes agree that when a negligent driver causes another individual to sustain an injury, the victim should receive compensation for their pain and suffering. Things might not be so clear-cut, however, if an accident occurs in which the...
Do MIPS helmets improve motorcycle safety?
On Behalf of Merk & Gile, Injury Attorneys | May 23, 2023 | Personal Injury
While many vehicle trends come and go, motorcycles remain a mainstay on roads and highways nationwide. Motorcycle safety is, therefore, a constant concern on the minds of riders and other motorists as well. With head trauma being perhaps the scariest possible type of...
If I was partly at fault, can I still file a Kentucky car crash claim?
On Behalf of Merk & Gile, Injury Attorneys | May 6, 2023 | Car Accidents, Personal Injury
If you experienced a car crash in Kentucky, you might wonder if you can still file a claim if you were partially at fault. The state has specific laws outlining your rights and options concerning personal injury claims. According to Kentucky tort statute section...
Can a simple blood test detect a traumatic brain injury?
On Behalf of Merk & Gile, Injury Attorneys | Mar 28, 2023 | Personal Injury
Traumatic brain injuries often have serious consequences. Debilitating side effects can appear immediately as well as over time. Potential complications include nerve damage, depression, seizures and memory loss. Fast identification and treatment of TBIs mean lower...
Can I still get compensation for a car accident if I was partially at fault in Ohio?
On Behalf of Merk & Gile, Injury Attorneys | Mar 8, 2023 | Personal Injury
A car accident is a chaotic, scary and frustrating experience that can leave you with more questions than answers, but you are not alone. You may be able to get compensation to help pay for your post-crash bills and recovery, even if you were partially responsible for...
Cincinnati is setting an example for pedestrian safety
On Behalf of Merk & Gile, Injury Attorneys | Feb 22, 2023 | Personal Injury
Streets and roadways are almost always in need of repairs and upgrades. Unfortunately, these repairs often take a very long time as outside contractors and city workers are difficult to schedule because they are busy. In an effort to make the pedestrians and bike...
Car insurance minimums in Ohio vs. Kentucky
On Behalf of Merk & Gile, Injury Attorneys | Jan 5, 2023 | Personal Injury
When it comes to car insurance, each state has its own set of minimum coverage requirements. These requirements ensure that drivers have enough coverage to financially protect themselves and others in the event of an accident. Comparing car insurance and minimums in...
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