A single session of ESI can provide up to one year of opiate free pain relief for back pain sufferers.
Man Requests Trial by Combat in Custody Battle
Mr. David Ostrom of Paola, Kansas, frustrated by a custody battle with his ex-wife, has requested the Iowa District Court grant his motion for trial by combat, as the insults and troubles he alleges caused to him by his adversaries are so grave that satisfaction and justice can only be found “on the field of battle where (he) will rend …
Blood Test May Detect “Unseen” Brain Injury
Cutting edge blood tests may discover traumatic brain injuries undetected by CT and MRI.
Your Criminal Record isn’t Their Defense for Injuring You
Don’t let the defendants use your criminal record as an excuse to deny you justice for your personal injury.
JUUL Targets Your Kids to Sell Vapes
NEW ORLEANS — The increasing popularity of vaping has led to decreases in sales of traditional cigarettes, but has also contributed to a disturbing spike in youth nicotine addiction. Nicotine use has serious detrimental health effects on children—and there’s concern that vaping companies such as JUUL might intentionally be targeting yours. It’s important that all parents understand how nicotine impacts …
Healing Traumatic Brain Injury
The de Boisblanc Law Firm believes accident victims should stay aware of new developments in treating TBI.
Recreational Immunity and Your Injury
Recreational immunity laws might prevent you from recovering money if you are injured on someone else’s land.
Hurricane Harvey Victims Put United States on Trial
Houston flooding caused by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers might be grounds for just compensation under Fifth Amendment of the Constitution.
Punitive Damages: A conflict in legal traditions
French-influenced Louisiana law allows for punitive damages only under certain circumstances.
Pre-Existing Conditions in Accident Victims
In the real world, with all of its complications and imperfections, accident victims are often people who have already been hurt in some way