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Aviation AccidentsAdditional Links
Introduction - Severe Burn Injuries
Burn Injury Overview
Causes Of Severe Burn Injuries
Burn Injury Lawsuits
Experienced Burn Injury Attorneys
Introduction - Neck And Back Injuries
Disk Injuries And Herniations
Spinal Cord Injuries
Causes Of Neck And Back Injuries
Neck And Back Injury Lawsuits
Qualified Neck And Back Injury Attorneys
Introduction - Spinal Cord Injuries
Causes of Spinal Cord Injuries
Spinal Cord Anatomy and Physiology
Symptoms and Effects
Treatment for Spinal Cord Injuries
Spinal Cord Injury Lawsuits - An Overview
Negligence Claims
Products Liability Claims
Damages in Spinal Cord Injury Cases
Experienced Spinal Cord Injury Attorneys
Introduction - Head Injuries
Head Injury Overview
Causes Of Head Injuries
Head Injury Lawsuits
Experienced Head Injury Attorneys
Introduction - Brain Injuries
Causes of Brain Injury
Brain Function and Anatomy
Symptoms of Brain Injury
Brain Injury Diagnosis and Assessment
How the Brain Gets Injured in an Accident
Intracranial Hemorrhage
Brain Bruising
Brain Tearing
Brain Swelling
Medical Care and Treatment
Brain Injury Lawsuits - An Overview
Negligence Claims in Brain Injury Cases
Products Liability Claims
Damages in Brain Injury Cases
Choosing the Right Brain Injury Attorney
Experienced Brain Injury Attorneys
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Injuries From Aviation AccidentsInjuries from aviation accidents can range from minor cuts and bruises to catastrophic injuries or death, depending on the circumstances of the accident. When serious aviation accidents occur, such as collisions, catastrophic personal injuries frequently follow, including severe burns, neck and back injuries, spinal cord injuries, head injuries, and brain injuries. Less severe personal injuries can also occur due to falling luggage, turbulence, or unsafe airport facilities. Many people are at risk of injury when an aviation accident occurs. Of course, those inside the aircraft such as the pilots, crew and passengers are in the most immediate danger. However, aviation accidents can also injure people on the ground such as visitors to air shows, airport crews, emergency responders, and others who are struck by falling debris or caught in post-accident fires or explosions. The recent tragedy near San Diego, California demonstrates the potential danger aviation accidents can pose to the general public. In December 2008, a military F-18 fighter jet returning from a training mission off the California coast crashed into a heavily populated residential area in University City, California. Four people on the ground were killed, including a mother, grandmother, and two small children. The pilot safely ejected but was injured and later rescued from a nearby tree. Both engines in the supersonic jet failed prior to the crash which damaged or destroyed five homes in the neighborhood about two miles from the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station at Miramar, California. As civilian and military air traffic increases, the frequency of this type of tragedy will also increase. If you or someone you care about has been injured in any type of aviation accident, contact The Brady Law Group and speak with one of our experienced California accident attorneys as soon as possible. |
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