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How Seatbelt Use May Affect Your Lawsuit

Everybody knows that it is always a good idea to wear your seat belt while in a vehicle, whether you

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

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

Dissecting Spinal Cord Injury Fault After a Car Accident

It is a phone call a parent never wants to hear. It is seeing your spouse in a hospital bed

Calculating the Value of a Spinal Cord Injury Claim

Spinal cord injuries are some of the most serious injuries that can occur to the human body. Because of the

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SCI Superstar: Marcus Culvert

Marcus Culvert may not be a name you’ve you heard of before, but he’s hoping Read More
Ultimate Accessible Apartment Living

Leaving the hospital after a spinal cord injury is one of the most stressful things Read More
SCI Superstar: Alexandra Santibanez

They say getting injured at a younger age makes it easier transition-wise, and Alexandra Santibanez Read More
En Garde: The Awesome World of Wheelchair Fencing

Arguably one of the most elegant adapted sports ever created, wheelchair fencing remains untouched in Read More
SCI Superstar: Marc de Hond

The “Ryan Seacrest” of Amsterdam, Marc de Hond was a well known TV personality and Read More
Deep Thoughts, from the Wheelchair-User POV

Having a spinal cord injury means thinking about the bigger picture. I’m not saying all Read More
SCI Superstar: Ashlee Lundvall

Growing up with a Dad as a pastor, Ashley Lundvall was raised to be positive, Read More
Never Easy: How Do You Ask for Help?

It can be a lesson in maturity learning how to be ok asking for help. Truly ok; Read More
SCI Superstar: Damon Rozier

“Laughter is the key to life” is a quote Damon Rozier, who was a C7 Read More
Wheels on Water: Making Boats Universally Accessible

Other than walking, getting on boats is another activity most people think we can’t do. Read More

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