A rear-end accident can happen in less than a second, but the effects can last a lifetime. Whiplash, traumatic brain injuries, paralysis, head wounds and broken bones are common in rear-end collisions.

Truck accidents often end with catastrophic injuries. In 2014, passenger vehicle occupants accounted for 68 percent of truck-related fatalities in the United States, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

The death of a loved one is always tragic, but when it is the result of another person’s negligence, it can be particularly devastating. In addition to the emotional trauma, surviving family members often face financial turmoil if the deceased was a primary source of income.

A spinal injury can affect every aspect of a person’s life. It can influence your career and relationships while dramatically altering your day-to-day routine.

St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner, and some of Omaha’s most popular pubs will open their doors at 6 a.m. Alderman’s, Brazen Head, Barley Street, Barrett’s and Brewsky’s have all announced their plans to celebrate.

Winter may have a reputation as the most dangerous month for drivers, but spring comes with its fair share of hazards, according to the Road Weather Management Program. With different daylight hours, an increase in animal activity, and more bicyclists on the roads, all drivers should be vigilant as the seasons change.

Bicycle accidents are more common than most people realize. According to the Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center, at least two people die on bicycles every day in the United States.

Thanks to social media, it has never been easier to access personal information about complete strangers. Social networking may help you stay up-to-date with old friends, but if you are in the middle of an injury claim, then posting to these sites can be risky, according to Digital Trends.