Entries by Jim Reeves

Should You Get a Second Opinion About Your Car Crash Injuries?

You’ve seen a doctor for your car crash injuries, which is an important first step. Regardless of how severe or minor your injuries initially appear to be, it is crucial to get the treatment you need. Not only is a thorough medical checkup essential for your health and wellbeing after an accident, it is also […]

Hazards Drivers Face at Railroad Crossings

When you first attend driving classes, you spend what seems like an unreasonable amount of time learning how to cross railroad crossings safely and efficiently. This seems like a basic task, but there’s a good reason that driving instructors spend so much time on it—it’s one of the most dangerous things a driver can do. […]

Understanding Emotional Distress in Workplace Injury Claims

Workplace injuries are unfortunately common, especially in dangerous industries like construction, manufacturing, and packing/delivery work. However, there are times when workplace injuries go beyond a simple laceration or broken bone. Emotional distress is the natural result of some serious injuries, and depending on the circumstances of your accident, you may be entitled to compensation for […]

Common Internal Injuries

One of the most unpredictable injuries is an internal injury. Internal injuries often take time to show up, compared to injuries like broken bones and lacerations. Because of this, it’s often hard to determine whether or not you need treatment until you’re already at risk of a fatal injury. Learn more about common internal injuries, […]

Keeping Kids Safe Around the Swimming Pool

Long summer days are the perfect opportunity to make summer memories in the pool. Whether your kids spend most of their time in your backyard pool or you like to visit neighborhood pools, safety should be your top priority. Drowning is rarely as dramatic as parents expect it to be, and children can end up […]

Who Is Responsible If My Child is Injured at Summer Camp?

Summer is a time to make memories, get outdoors as much as you can, and enjoy your free time. This is especially true for children, who often get to start asserting their independence by attending summer camps and other fun activities. Most of the time, summer camp ends with a tired kid with tons of […]

Personal Injury Risks at the Beach This Summer

Ready for a summer of fun on Mississippi’s Gulf Coast? Over 13 million people visit this beautiful area every year, ready to soak up the sun and make memories. However, with so many people in one place, you’ll also find new unexpected personal injury risks. Knowing the specific risks you face on Mississippi beaches allows […]

What Does “Open & Obvious” Mean in Premises Liability Cases?

You’ve been injured in a slip and fall accident, or perhaps another type of accident. At some point, you may come across the term “open and obvious.” While property owners do have an obligation to maintain a safe environment on their property, there are defenses they can use to avoid liability. Learn more about the […]

How Whiplash Can Cause Lasting Trauma and Pain

Whiplash is a painful injury that often occurs in car accidents. It is widely misunderstood, with many people believing that whiplash is a minor injury that doesn’t need to be checked out by a doctor. However, whiplash can cause lasting pain and limited mobility if left untreated. Learn more about whiplash, and for more personalized […]

Common Causes of On-the-Job Neck Injuries

Neck pain is a chronic issue for many employees, regardless of industry. Neck injuries are tied to a wide range of causes, including those that may not show up for weeks, months, or even years. Regardless of whether your injury was caused by a one-time accident or a buildup of repetitive work tasks, you may […]