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Who Is at Fault for a Left Turn Accident?
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Mann & Potter, PCTurning left at a busy intersection is without a doubt one of the riskiest maneuvers you can perform as a driver. Even the slightest miscalculation or mistake on your part can result in a catastrophic accident. What makes a left-hand turn such a risky driving maneuver and who can be held liable in the event […]
Caring for a Loved One with TBI
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Mann & Potter, PCSimply put, a traumatic brain injury or TBI is a change in the normal functioning of the brain due to an external force. The force may have occurred in an auto accident, a fall at work, or as the result of an attack or a blast. Essentially, any external force that causes the head to […]
The Hidden Dangers of Parking Lot Accidents
/0 Comments/in car accident /by Mann & Potter, PCAlong with the holidays and the joy of being around the people you love comes the shopping, the rushing, the crowds, the spending, and the general overdoing it, whether it’s shopping or eating. While you carry on your busy day, pay special attention to the dangers present in most parking lots and even parking garages. […]
Common Workplace Injuries in Alabama
/0 Comments/in workplace injuries /by Mann & Potter, PCWe all wish the workplace would be safe for everyone who spends the majority of their waking hours on the job. But sadly, that is not always true. Whether at a construction site, driving a big-rig for work, coming in contact with dangerous equipment, falls, slips, trips, or exposure to harmful substances on the job, […]
Who Pays my Medical Bills after I’ve Been Injured in an Auto Accident?
/0 Comments/in car accident /by Mann & Potter, PCAfter a motor vehicle crash, those involved in the crash often find themselves facing skyrocketing medical bills. Understandably, one of the major concerns people have after being injured in a car accident is where they can go to get their medical bills paid. Alabama is an at-fault state, which means that ultimately, the party responsible […]
Back to School: Avoiding Accidents with School Buses
/0 Comments/in car accident, car accident /by Mann & Potter, PCSummer has come to a close and Fall is now in full swing. This means that millions of kids in Alabama and throughout the country are back in school. We all want our kids to learn and succeed in school, and this starts with creating an environment where they can get to and from school […]
Who is Responsible for Your Workplace Injury?
/0 Comments/in Personal Injury /by Mann & Potter, PCIt’s just another typical day at work, until it’s not. You are injured on the job, badly injured. And while your first thoughts rightly should be to seek immediate, emergency medical care, you soon wonder – just who is responsible for my injury? Who will pay the bills and how long do I have to […]
Medication Errors – Do They Qualify as Medical Malpractice?
/0 Comments/in medical malpractice /by Mann & Potter, PCWhen you visit the doctor or are under the care of a medical professional, you trust that you are getting safe and appropriate treatment for your condition. This includes being given a prescription for a medication or having drugs administered while in a healthcare facility. Sadly, sometimes pharmaceuticals can do harm to a patient instead […]
Common Reasons Workers’ Compensation Claims are Denied
/0 Comments/in workers compensation /by Mann & Potter, PCIf you were injured on the job or developed a medical condition because of your work, workers’ compensation benefits should be available to compensate you. In Alabama, most employers with five or more workers are required to carry workers’ comp insurance for their employees. But although you may be eligible for benefits through workers’ comp, […]
Three Commonly Missed Signs of Nursing Home Abuse
/0 Comments/in nursing home abuse /by Mann & Potter, PCThe Centers for Disease Control reports that more than 1.5 million people now live in nursing homes in the U.S. Much of this is due to the aging of the Baby Boomer generation and the increased need for medical and long-term care. As the needs of older Americans grow for this type of care, there will continue […]