From runners to many other types of athletes, experiencing an accident that results in damage or injury, or developing a previous condition is not uncommon among athletes. Subsequently, a majority of athletes practice preventive measures or they stretch and exercise accordingly before performing in their specific sport or physical activity to avoid any injuries which could remove them from training… Read More
It’s not uncommon for athletes to suffer damage or injury as a result of an accident while on the field, occasionally developing or aggravating a previous condition in the process, which can affect their performance. Sports or physical activities requiring rigorous training and performance during competitive have a higher risk of injury among athletes. Knee injuries are some of the… Read More
There�s a disease that�s often mistaken for another illness or disorder at first since it can cause flu-like symptoms, fatigue, loss of appetite and other problems associated with different health concerns. But it�s much more serious than the flu. In fact, it�s a progressive, debilitating disease that affects about one in every 4,000 people. I�m talking about mitochondrial disease.Mitochondrial disease… Read More
Transverse process fractures are an uncommon type of sport injury reported in athletes. It commonly develops after direct contact injuries and/or due to a strong forceful contraction of the quadratus lumborum muscle when the trunk is in a position of side flexion.�The transverse processes can become fractured through direct trauma or injury from contact sports or due to direct impact… Read More
City of El Paso El Paso Police Deparment - 911 North Raynor Street, El Paso, TX 79903: (915) 564-7000 El Paso Fire Department: (915) 771-1000 El Paso County Online Law Library: (915) 546-2245 City of El Paso Mayor's Office: (915) 541-4145 El Paso County Resources El Paso County Sheriff's Department - Sheriff's Office HQ, 3850 Justice, El Paso, TX 79938:… Read More
Approximately 17,000 alcohol related automobile accidents occur in the United States alone each year, meaning there�s an accident about every 31 minutes. Alcohol has been a factor in 39 percent of all severe auto collisions and in 7 percent of all crashes, according to a 2004 research study. In addition, about 248,000 people suffer injuries or conditions during an incident… Read More
Car accidents are, by far, the leading cause of transportation related injuries throughout the United States and locally in the El Paso area. Most Americans are completely dependent on using cars to perform each of our daily tasks, including driving to the store, work, school, shopping, doctors, and a variety of other commonplace tasks. The inevitable consequence is that, no… Read More
A worker�s compensation lawyer from El Paso can can assist injured workers in various ways, engaging in pursuing compensation and settlement for victims under the proper statute and appropriate methods. For instance, an El Paso worker�s compensation attorney can help ensure that federal government employees who�ve been injured or have aggravated a previously existing condition on the job can recover… Read More
Dedicated to ensure injured workers receive the proper compensation they deserve after suffering an on-the-job injury or occupational injury, the work accident lawyers in El Paso, Texas and in El Paso County, Texas, are qualified and experienced to help people with a variety of cases and situations. When an individual has experienced a work injury, the process of settlement can… Read More
With over 25 years of experience treating patients who've suffered injuries or aggravated a previous condition due to direct trauma from an accident, among other factors, Dr. Alex Jimenez is a qualified doctor of chiropractic who's helped many individual's recover their original health and wellness. Being injured at the job can be unfortunate and Dr. Jimenez, using the worker's compensation… Read More