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A Hospital Installed Bollards to Protect Its Equipment but Not Its Patients Over the last decade, thousands of cars have driven through storefronts and injured even more thousands of people across the United States. A hospital in Austin, Texas, wa...

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WATCH THE VIDEO A Hospital Installed Bollards to Protect Its Equipment but Not Its Patients

Over the last decade, thousands of cars have driven through storefronts and injured even more thousands of people across the United States. A hospital in Austin, Texas, was aware of this danger — its parent company had and installed bollards to protect its equipment and some of the other ERs in its network. However, at this...

"So if you skimp on things like visuals and the damage aspects of a case, then I think that you're gonna short change your client when it comes to what kind of recovery you can convince a jury to give." Sean Breen - Howry, Breen & Herman, LLP

WATCH THE VIDEO Truck Broadsides Grandmother, Inflicting New Injuries and Aggravating Past Surgeries

In Douglasville, Georgia, the young driver of a 7,500-pound pickup truck failed to yield while attempting a left turn across several lanes of rush hour traffic. He subsequently crashed into the driver’s side of a sedan, redirecting it onto the road’s grassy shoulder before it came to an uncontrolled stop. On the receivin...

"I'm only as good as the tools I have at my disposal, and if I have a medical illustration that's accurate, that's engaging, and that simplifies my case, I'm already ahead." Charles Blaska - Blaska Holm Trial Attorneys

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