Limb Loss & Workers’ Compensation Claims
Losing a limb is a catastrophic injury. Unfortunately, many Iowa workers end up having an arm or leg caught in...
Read More5 Steps to Take after a Hit and Run
Iowa law requires that anyone involved in a collision immediately stop their vehicle. Unfortunately, hundreds of people across the state...
Read MoreWhat is Complex Regional Pain Syndrome?
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is a little-understood medical condition which can dramatically impair a person’s quality of life. If...
Read MoreCan Car Accidents Cause PTSD?
Post-traumatic stress disorder is a psychological condition which millions of people experience following a shocking or traumatic event. This disorder...
Read MoreWas a Loved One Killed by a Drunk Driver?
Drunk driving remains a danger on Iowa’s roads. Too many people in this state end up killed when an intoxicated...
Read MoreElectrocution Accidents at Work
Modern workplaces are powered by electricity, so it’s unsurprising that electrocution accidents cause a large percentage of workplace injuries. According...
Read MoreDebunking Five Truck Accident Myths
Collisions involving large commercial vehicles are very different from other personal injury cases. The amount of factual detail to sift...
Read MoreHow to Pay for Medical Care after an Accident
Under Iowa law, accident victims may seek financial compensation for economic losses from any individual or person who negligently hurt...
Read MoreCan You Receive Workers’ Compensation for a Pre-Existing Injury?
Many of us go to work with some pain each day. For example, you might have injured your back while...
Read MoreIs Whiplash a Serious Car Accident Injury?
Whiplash is a common injury motorists can suffer after a crash. For some reason, whiplash has a reputation for being...
Read More