Posted on May 29th, 2018 by Elizabeth
Just because a cosmetic surgeon claims to be an expert or a “doctor to the stars” does not make it true. Icilma Cornelius sadly learned this lesson the hard way. She went to Dr. Windell Boutte in Lilburn, Georgia, in preparation for her wedding. Cornelius opted for Botox and anti-wrinkle treatments and, while at the […]
Posted on May 22nd, 2018 by Gerald Thurswell
Should You Sue After a Michigan Bicycle Accident? Dedicated bicyclists can be found on Michigan roads throughout the year. The warmth of the spring and summer months and the desire to be outside make this method of transportation and exercise even more popular, and more dangerous. There is an increase in the potential for a […]
Posted on May 15th, 2018 by Gerald Thurswell
Is Your Child Showing Warning Signs of Cerebral Palsy? Parents look forward to major milestones for their babies: the first smile, first word, first step. Sadly, some parents don’t have the pleasure of celebrating these achievements, and many of them don’t know why. If your child is not developing appropriately for their age range, they […]
Posted on May 9th, 2018 by Gerald Thurswell
Your Child Was Diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy: Now What? A cerebral palsy diagnosis is a lifetime condition and there is no cure. However, cerebral palsy can be prevented. This problem often occurs because of medical negligence or birth injury. A poorly timed C-section, inadequate prenatal care, distraction – any of these situations can lead to […]
Posted on May 2nd, 2018 by Gerald Thurswell
Study Says: Youth Tackle Football Leads to Earlier Signs of Brain Disease The term “chronic traumatic encephalopathy” may not be familiar to you, but there is a good chance you’ve heard of CTE. This acronym stands for the degenerative brain disease that is linked to professional football players. However, a new study has found that […]
Nearly six years ago, Lamont Johnson was fatally shot on the 14000 block of Tireman on Detroit’s west side. The shooters? Two Detroit police officers...
In December 2023, Michigan’s Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a bipartisan bill that holds drug companies accountable for wrongdoing. People harmed by prescription drugs now have...
Fidgets are all the rage and come in many shapes and sizes. Some are squishy and quiet, others click and clack. And then there are...
