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When Your Car Collision Causes Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

By lladmin on July 28, 2020

Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) is a condition that can develop after an injury. It involves chronic pain that is more severe and debilitating than would be expected to result from the injury. Symptoms of CRPS include swelling in the affected area, decreased mobility, changes in the texture or color of the skin, and sensitivity to touch and cold. Complex regional pain syndrome usually affects the arms or legs, leaving you unable to walk without intense pain. A disorder like CRPS can have a long-lasting impact on your ability to enjoy day-to-day life. So, what happens after you develop it…

Posted in: Vehicle Crashes

The Unforeseen Dangers of Concussions

By lladmin on April 12, 2020

Concussions are an everyday injury. It seems as though we all know someone who has suffered from one. Because of how common they are, we often view them as a mild injury that’s easy to heal from. However, the reality is, concussions are a serious matter that can have life-altering effects and complications, especially if they are not given the proper attention they need.

Posted in: Personal Injury

What Is Erb’s Palsy and How Can It Affect Your Newborn?

By lladmin on March 29, 2020

Giving birth is both a wonderful and frightening event. On the one hand, you’re about to bring your child into the world; on the other, you’re in extreme pain and there are hundreds of things that can go wrong. One of those potential complications is Erb’s Palsy.

Posted in: Birth Injury

COVID-19: Leventhal Puga Braley P.C. Update

By lladmin on March 16, 2020

The corona virus spread and infection with COVID-19 is a serious concern to us all. It is changing the way we all live and work, at least temporarily. Although as the pandemic continues to impact nearly every aspect of our lives, we want you to know that we are committed to providing uninterrupted service to all of our clients concerning all aspects of their case. We take the challenges presented by the corona virus seriously and to help solve the crisis we are implementing remote work programs that will limit office attendance for our attorneys and staff. We have provided all necessary employees with…

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Who is Likely to Die in a Colorado Collision?

By lladmin on February 11, 2020

The Colorado Department of Traffic (CDOT) recently released a report on fatal vehicle collisions from 2002-2010. Split up in groups, the numbers show just who is most vulnerable when it comes to vehicle accidents in Colorado. The categories include: drivers over 65, drivers under 65, passengers, pedestrians, motorcyclists, and bicycle riders. There are a few trends that may surprise you.

Posted in: Vehicle Crashes

CLABSIs: What Are They?

By lladmin on December 11, 2019

In our recent blog, we talked about the infections associated with catheters, which are part of a larger problem in the United States: hospital-acquired infections. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, at least one in 31 hospital patients has one or more HAIs at any given time. These diseases range from urinary tract infections to Clostridium difficile, and they are caused by unsanitary conditions.

Posted in: Hospital Negligence

Leventhal Puga Braley P.C. Honored as Best Law Firm

By lladmin on November 1, 2019

We are pleased to share that Leventhal Puga Braley P.C. has once again been named to the annual “Best Law Firms” publication issued by U.S. News & World Report in conjunction with Best Lawyers®. For 2020, we have been ranked “tier 1” in two legal arenas: medical malpractice law and personal injury litigation in Colorado. In both instances, the awards are for our work on behalf of injured plaintiffs.

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Catheters and the Risk of Infection

By lladmin on September 12, 2019

A July 2019 study published by the University of Michigan found that up to 25% of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) are linked to indwelling devices like catheters. Worse yet, the study concluded that doctors and nurses’ failures to communicate were usually the cause of these infections.

Posted in: Hospital Negligence

Medical Device Misconnection: the Wrong Tube Can Kill

By lladmin on July 29, 2019

Our last blog article dealt with medication administration errors—when medication is delivered to patients through the wrong route. (For example, something that was meant to be taken orally is infused into an IV drip.) Now, we’ll be homing in on how doctors and nurses make these mistakes: with medical device misconnections.

Posted in: Medical Malpractice

Congratulations, Bruce Braley – New Partner, New Firm Name

By lladmin on July 22, 2019

It is with great pleasure that our firm shares the following announcement, originally published in The American Association For Justice’s Trial Magazine:

Posted in: Firm News

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