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Learning about SCI can provide information on potential outcomes

On Behalf of Brignole, Bush & Lewis | May 3, 2022 | Serious injuries

Experiencing a spinal cord injury (SCI) in Connecticut can change your life quickly. Understanding the statistics associated with SCI can provide you with information on potential outcomes and the prognosis for recovery. Common causes of spinal cord injuries Each...

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What are the most common types of catastrophic injuries?

On Behalf of Brignole, Bush & Lewis | Apr 19, 2022 | Serious injuries

Catastrophic injuries can affect Connecticut residents without even a moment’s notice. These injuries are often severe and life-changing. These are the most common catastrophic injuries. Brain injuries Traumatic brain injuries or TBIs can range from mild to severe....

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Understanding spinal disk problems in Connecticut

On Behalf of Brignole, Bush & Lewis | Mar 23, 2022 | Serious injuries

If you are like most people in Connecticut, you probably don't think about your spinal disks very often. However, if you are experiencing back pain, you should start learning about these vital body structures. Here's what you need to know. What are spinal disc...

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Learn about spinal cord anatomy and injuries that can occur

On Behalf of Brignole, Bush & Lewis | Feb 9, 2022 | Motor vehicle accidents, Serious injuries

Suffering an injury to your spinal cord in Connecticut can change your life drastically. This part of the body is responsible for carrying signals from the brain to other essential areas. If it's compromised, you can become paralyzed and lose sensation. Anatomy of the...

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Traumatic brain injury: Symptoms, diagnosis, an treatment

On Behalf of Brignole, Bush & Lewis | Jan 26, 2022 | Serious injuries

Some personal injuries in Hartford, Connecticut, are minor, such as cuts or scrapes, while others are more serious. A serious type of injury is traumatic brain injury, which often needs medical treatment. Overview of traumatic brain injury Traumatic brain injuries are...

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Third party lawsuits in the construction industry

On Behalf of Brignole, Bush & Lewis | Dec 31, 2021 | Serious injuries

Being injured while performing a construction job can lead not only to severe injuries and significant time away from work, but also to financial disaster when you face steep medical bills and living expenses that you cannot pay. Workers' compensation benefits can...

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Do women recover from TBIs the same way men do?

On Behalf of Brignole, Bush & Lewis | Oct 29, 2021 | Serious injuries

Those who have the misfortune of being involved in a car crash in Hartford may wind up with a traumatic brain injury. A traumatic brain injury can be long-lasting and can affect nearly every aspect of a person’s life including their physical health, mental health, job...

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Motor vehicle collisions can cause serious spinal cord trauma

On Behalf of Brignole, Bush & Lewis | Jul 23, 2021 | Serious injuries

The spinal cord is an important bundle of nerves that runs from a person's brain down their back body. The spinal cord is encased in the spinal column, which protects it from many forms of harm. However, when a Connecticut resident is involved in a serious motor...

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TBI study brightens the picture for veterans and public

On Behalf of Brignole, Bush & Lewis | May 28, 2021 | Serious injuries

Veterans, by the nature of their duties, expose themselves to situations where an unexpected event, such as a blow to the head, could result in a debilitating condition known as Traumatic brain injury. Symptoms of the injury ─ often concurrent with posttraumatic...

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Damages can lessen financial cost of injuries after a crash

On Behalf of Brignole, Bush & Lewis | Apr 21, 2021 | Serious injuries

A car accident caused by someone else’s negligence can wreak havoc on the accident victim’s life. Victims can have suffered serious injuries, ranging from broken bones to spinal injuries, and the medical costs associated with these can cause additional stress in their...

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