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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

A Primer on the Civil Justice System for People Following a SCI

On average, the typical US citizen isn't fully versed on the details of the US civil justice system. While this

5 Reasons a Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer May Say ‘No’ to Your Case

Just like every person in life, no two lawyers think the same. When you are on the hunt for spinal

$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

3 Questions to Answer Before Filing a Spinal Cord Injury Claim

It is no secret that living with a spinal cord injury (SCI) is expensive. Medical bills for SCI patients in

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SCI Superstar: Tasha Schuh

Author, motivational speaker and Ms. Wheelchair USA 2012, Tasha Schuh from Wisconsin is one of Read More
Ultra Accessible Yosemite (Yay accessible national parks!)

No other National Park comes close to what Yosemite offers as an accessible national park, Read More
SCI Superstar: Erik Kondo

Erik Kondo, a happily married man and father from Massachusetts, has a superhero alter-ego. Internet Read More
Basic Principles of Staying Active While in a Wheelchair

By Chris Miller, The Mobility Resource Anyone that has recently experienced a spinal cord injury may understandably find Read More
Returning to Work After Disability (Spinal Cord Injury)

Returning to work is one of the scariest things when you have a spinal cord Read More
SCI Superstar: Chantal Petitclerc

Winner of 14 Paralympic gold medals in wheelchair racing and a Senator from Quebec, Chantal Read More
Adaptive Sailing and brave sailors

If you have sturdy stomach and a sense of adventure, adaptive sailing is one of Read More
SCI Superstar: Chad Hymas

A dedicated, hard-working family man is the definition of Chad Hymas. Named one of the Read More
High H2O adrenaline: Adapted water skiing

Water skiing may have been invented in Minnesota decades ago, but it’s become one of Read More
SCI Superstar Lenin Moreno

Lenin Moreno, the former President of Ecuador, has lived quite the interesting life. Paralyzed in Read More