by The Law Offices of J.G. Winter | Nov 22, 2021 | Personal Injury
A neck injury has the potential to be just as serious as a brain injury. The upper cervical spine (the bones of the upper neck) controls vital nerve functions that affect the brain and major organs of the body. The upper cervical spine also protects the lower part of...
by The Law Offices of J.G. Winter | Jul 13, 2021 | Personal Injury
If you have gotten a new car in the last few years, you likely have a vehicle equipped with advanced safety features. Some of these features include blind-spot detectors, lane assistance, and forward-collision warning. Being offered on even the most basic models of...
by The Law Offices of J.G. Winter | Jul 6, 2021 | Personal Injury
After an accident, you are likely confused, shocked, and anxious. Your immediate next steps should include contacting local law enforcement and seeking medical attention. If another person’s negligent actions are to blame for the accident, you might be able to pursue...
by The Law Offices of J.G. Winter | Jun 23, 2021 | Catastrophic Injury, Personal Injury
Catastrophic events often cause severe harm to those involved, and in just a few short moments, these accidents may change your everyday routine. The Falling Forward Foundation states that over 1 million people suffer catastrophic medical events annually, and many of...
by The Law Offices of J.G. Winter | Mar 12, 2021 | Brain Injury, Personal Injury
The base of your brain connects to your spinal cord. These two components make up your body’s central nervous system, and the nerves outside of those structures combine to form your body’s peripheral nervous system. Together, these systems control your body. How you...
by The Law Offices of J.G. Winter | Feb 24, 2021 | Personal Injury
When you enter a retail store, you have a reasonable expectation that the store is safe from any hazards. Most owners or store managers will do everything possible to make their stores hazard-free, but sometimes customers are injured because of unsafe conditions. Slip...
