Winter sports–a thrilling blend of adrenaline, skill, and the mesmerizing beauty of nature. Yet, as we embrace this frosty season’s fun, we must also acknowledge the potential risks involved. Winter sports like snowboarding, skiing, snowmobiling, and even ice skating are associated with an increased risk of Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI). Before you head out to enjoy outdoor winter activities, let’s discuss some of the risks and what you can do to mitigate them.
A Look at the Numbers
The research on winter sports injuries reveals some sobering facts. For instance:
Ensuring Safety While Embracing the Chill
Despite these daunting statistics, you can still enjoy winter sports with relative safety by taking a few precautions. Here are some guidelines to help minimize the risk of TBI:
If an Injury Occurs
Whether on the slopes or on the ice, you likely won’t be alone–and not everyone practices safety protocols. If a winter sports injury does occur due to someone else’s negligence, know that you have legal options. Our experienced personal injury attorneys are here to assist you in protecting your rights and to help you receive any compensation to which you may be entitled. Call our offices to schedule a consultation.
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