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Structured Settlements After a Spinal Cord Injury

Many times when a personal injury lawsuit is decided in a court of law, the plaintiff will opt for a

Common Reasons to Settle a Spinal Cord Injury Lawsuit

After a spinal cord injury, when someone is at fault, a spinal cord injury lawsuit is expected. However, you don't

$7.5 Million Given to Estate After Paralyzed Woman Dies, Medical Malpractice to Blame

Medical malpractice is unfortunately on the rise in the United States, and the case of Terry Arient vs. Alhaj-Hussein is

Basics of Settling a Spinal Cord Injury Lawsuit

When a spinal cord injury occurs and you are not at fault, there are several avenues you can take. Many

Recovering from Spinal Cord Injury Medical Malpractice

While there are many ways a person can sustain a spinal cord injury, one of the most frustrating situations is

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Jesi Stracham: Adaptive Trainer, Life Coach, Wheel With Me Fitness App Creator

Like many people who experience a spinal cord injury, Jesi Stracham struggled after becoming paralyzed. Read More
Adaptive Water Ski Clinics 2025: Register Now

There are several adaptive water ski organizations currently signing-up registrants for their clinics this summer. Read More
SPINALpedia Liberty Mountain Adaptive Ski Adventure x BRASS

During the first week of February last month we had the amazing opportunity to take Read More
Newly Injured

Are you newly injured and need help figuring out life with a spinal cord injury? Read More
Scott Liesch the Standing Wheelchair Advocate

Standing wheelchairs since their inception have long been embraced by the wheelchair-using community, helping people Read More
Nursing Home Advocacy: Larry Lindstrom’s Successful Fight for Mobility

It doesn't matter your circumstances, anyone can be a successful disability advocate. All you need Read More
Scott Eugene Roberts: Artist Becomes Pro-Bobblehead Designer After Paralyzing Injury

by Tiffiny Carlson, Communications Manager at SPINALpedia It takes a special person to think about Read More
Tips for Finding and Enrolling in Spinal Cord Injury Clinical Trials

by Rob Wudlick, SPINALpedia team member, longtime C4 quadriplegic and busy spinal cord injury research Read More
Tailbone Pressure Wound? Here Are the Cushions to Consider

It's no secret pressure wounds are notorious for happening to people with spinal cord injuries. Read More
Episode 57: How Humor & Friends Have Impacted Ricky Chang’s Paralysis Journey

In episode 57, we spoke with Ricky Chang, 35, a lifelong resident of Manassas, Virginia, Read More

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