Most personal injury blogs recycle the same generic advice. Ours are written by the people who do the work — Herb Borroto, M.D., J.D., reading the imaging the way a physician reads it, and Alex Alvarez, Board Certified Civil Trial Lawyer, explaining how that reading actually shapes the case. No SEO filler. No fake case results. Just the medicine and the litigation, in plain English.
A first-person walk-through from Herb Borroto, M.D., J.D. The findings defense radiologists minimize. Why "no acute abnormality" is the start of the analysis, not the end.
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The DOD/CDC severity framework calls a Glasgow Coma Scale of 13–15 "mild." The data on how many of those patients never fully recover tells a different story.
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Surveillance video gets overwritten. Vehicle event data gets erased on tow. Witnesses move. What a preservation letter does — and why it has to go out the day of the call.
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Speed, throttle, brake, steering, seatbelt status, airbag deployment — the five seconds before impact, frozen. Why the federal EDR rule changed everything and how that data gets preserved.
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The driver's app status at the moment of impact decides which policy applies. A plain-English walk-through of the four periods and why the wrong theory at filing can kill the case.
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