After you were injured in an accident that was not your fault, any lawyer who is admitted to the Kentucky bar can represent you in court in a personal injury claim. However, brain injuries are often nuanced and complicated. As in any personal injury case,…
The doctor has delivered the news. You or your loved one not only has a traumatic brain injury, but also a depressed skull fracture. In other words, part of the skull bone has entered the brain cavity. Risks of Depressed Skull Fractures If the skull…
Brain injuries affect people in very different ways. One way to assess the extent of a brain injury and to measure a brain injury patient’s progress is through the Rancho Los Amigos Levels of Cognitive Functioning Scale (also known as the Rancho Scale). It was…
In March 2019, the 3rd edition of the Brain Trauma Foundation Guidelines for the Management of Pediatric Severe TBI was released. These guidelines were developed by a panel of pediatric and neurosurgery experts and were based on almost 50 research studies. They update the previous…
The insurance company’s goal is to pay you as little as possible for your brain injury. To achieve this goal, the insurance adjuster may use different tactics to convince you that your claim is worth less than it really is or to get you to…
You can’t go back and change what happened to you. Instead, you must focus on the future. After a brain injury accident, that means recovering financial compensation for your traumatic brain injury. Easy Ways to Protect Your Brain Injury Claim The legal process may seem…