Author Archives: Metier Law Firm

Why Are Young Female Athletes More Susceptible to Concussions Than Men?

Research that was presented in a 2017 meeting for the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons found that overall concussion rates have increased amongst high school athletes, and that female soccer players have the highest risk of concussion, even more than football payers. This could be due to lack of concussion prevention programs, and not having… read more

Colorado Personal Injury Case Wrap-Up for May 2017

Recently, the Colorado courts looked at jurors’ ability to avoid inflammatory media infiltration, the admissibility of text messages, the interpretation of insurance language in two completely disparate cases, and the liability of a company for one bad apple in its employ. Can the Media Be Avoided? In a case that asked whether a jury really… read more

Who Is Responsible for a Road Debris Accident?

Road debris is a serious safety threat found on highways and interstates throughout the country. Furniture, old tires, car parts, electronics and other objects routinely cause car accidents. In fact, the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety claims more than 200,000 accidents were caused by road debris between 2011 and 2014. More than 39,000 people suffered… read more

What’s the Hoverbike of Your Dreams?

Two years ago, we told you about the deal struck between the U.S. Army and British firm Malloy Aeronautics. Well, there’s been an update, and it could mean that you might be able to fly a speederbike like Luke Skywalker soon. Are You Ready to Ride a Hoverbike? Malloy Aeronautics partnered with the U.S. Army… read more

Can the Textalyzer Prevent Distracted Driving Accidents?

In the mid-1950s, Robert F. Borkenstein invented the breathalyzer, a tool that became used by law enforcement across the country to measure the blood alcohol content (BAC) of motorists. If motorists are pulled over and they test above a certain threshold while using the breathalyzer, they face arrest. The breathalyzer became an important asset in… read more

What if Your Brain Injury Causes Anxiety and Depression?

If you or a loved one has had a serious brain injury, you know what a struggle it can be to recover. In many situations, the effects of a serious brain injury last long after the initial recovery process. The brain affect moods, personality, and emotional responses. A serious injury can change brain chemistry and… read more