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What Makes Motorcycles More Dangerous Than Cars?

The exhilaration of motorcycle riding comes from the thrilling feeling riders have when they are so connected to the road, feeling every mile right under their feet. Part of this thrill comes also from the inherent risks associated with motorcycle use. Riders face a significantly higher risk of fatality in crashes compared to occupants of…

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The Dangers of an Undiagnosed Spinal Epidural Abscess

An epidural abscess is a type of infection. This is a serious health condition that can result in death or serious injury when not properly diagnosed and treated. At Harris Lowry Manton, we work with clients who have struggled with long-term injuries and loss due to the negligence of doctors who fail to provide appropriate…

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It’s Never “Just” a Concussion: mTBI Can Shorten Your Life

We often underestimate the impact of seemingly minor incidents for individuals across all ages and demographics. However, recent research has shed light on a concerning reality: mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI), often brushed off as “mere” concussions, can have far-reaching consequences. One study has revealed that mTBIs can potentially shorten lives, challenging our understanding of…

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What Is Pedal Confusion?

In today’s world of busy highways and roadways, the risks of accidents are ever-present. Among the many causes of traffic incidents, an often overlooked but significant factor is “pedal confusion.” Pedal confusion occurs when a driver unintentionally presses the wrong pedal, leading to unexpected and sometimes catastrophic consequences. As Savannah personal injury attorneys with experience…

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What You Need to Know about a Spinal Epidural Abscess

A spinal epidural abscess is a dangerous complication from an infection in your central nervous system. Failure to diagnose and treat this condition quickly can have life-altering results, including permanent paralysis. In some cases, these infections can be fatal. Spinal epidural abscesses typically form “between the bones of your spine and the lining membrane of…

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What NOT to Do After an Accident with an 18-Wheeler

Collisions with 18-wheelers are an unfortunately common occurrence, and when they happen, the aftermath can be catastrophic. Accidents involving these enormous vehicles are more likely than other accidents to end in severe injury, totaled cars, and even death. After a collision with an 18-wheeler in Savannah, knowing the proper steps to take and actions to…

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Understanding the Risks of Group B Strep

In the realm of maternal health, the lead-up to childbirth is a period marked by anticipation, preparation, and the diligent care of expectant mothers. However, a silent threat known as Group B Streptococcus (GBS) can significantly impact the course of pregnancy and childbirth. This seemingly inconspicuous bacterium resides in the bodies of many, often without…

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Did You Pay an Artificially Inflated Real Estate Commission?

A federal jury just awarded $1.78 billion in damages against the National Association of Realtors and brokerages like Keller Williams At the end of October 2023, a jury in Missouri found the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and assorted brokerages, including Keller Williams Realty and HomeServices of America, liable to the tune of $1.78 billion…

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Why Crane Accidents Are Catastrophic Accidents

Cranes are common machines used to help construction workers or companies get their jobs done a lot easier and quicker. When a construction crew needs to lift or move a heavy object to a higher or lower area, a crane is typically used. Although this is beneficial to construction employees and businesses, crane accidents can…

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How to Discuss Your Savannah Car Accident

After a car accident, there are many parties who will want to ask you what happened. Aside from your lawyer, the responding officer, your insurance company, and the other driver’s insurance company will all ask you to give your side of the events. You do not need to speak with your insurance provider immediately after…

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