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Holding those Accountable through the Legal System after a Catastrophic Spinal Cord Injury

When a spinal cord injury (SCI) or any catastrophic injury occurs, the life of the person injured and their family

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

Next Steps After a Brain Injury Lawyer Rejects Your Case

Brain injuries are one of the most common injuries in the United States, with concussions, car accidents, and strokes being

What is “Pain & Suffering” After a Spinal Cord Injury?

Living with a spinal cord injury can be expensive, which is why pain and suffering compensation should always be included

How a Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer Helps a Client

One of the hardest things to do after sustaining a spinal cord injury is finding the right spinal cord injury

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Crafty fixes make melodious sounds- Adapted musical instruments

When I started playing the clarinet in 5th grade, it was like the heavens parted Read More
SCI Superstar: Eric LeGrand

Eric LeGrand is a college football legend. A former Rutgers football player who broke his Read More
Wheelchair travel secrets revealed

Thanks to a very helpful ex-boyfriend, I had the very lucky chance to travel like Read More
Wheelchair Adapted Sports: Aussie tennis players explain the game

Spring in here and wheelchair athletes are busy dusting off their gear. Hand-cycling, adapted golf, Read More
Insane wheelchair pull-up and other wheelchair exercises

If you use a wheelchair and want to work out, there are options a plenty Read More
Quads who know offices: Accessible offices

Not even confetti and champagne can make paperwork enjoyable. And when you’re paralyzed, watch out Read More
Videos to help you re-discover intimacy: Spinal cord injury sexuality

Back in the day late at night in my dark bedroom, my only solace used Read More
The King of the Quadriplegic Reacher

Livin’ proud and loud, ruz2g, a.k.a. Russell Bell, is a C5-6 quad from Milwaukee, WI Read More
Adapted Driving 101: Watch a quadriplegic drive his mini-van with a joystick

Amazing technology can be right under our noses, or it can exist in far off Read More
Pushing your wheelchair through the grass (and sand) (alive!)

The Earth was not made accessible. We all know that. Pushing your wheelchair butt through Read More

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