As a child grows, the bones in his skull fuse together. The lines where the bones fuse are known as suture lines. An impact to the skull in a car crash can cause those suture lines to widen and fracture. Since the suture lines are not…
In many cases, the answer is yes. If the actions that caused your loved one’s brain injury are considered criminal, the person who committed them will also likely be considered liable for the harm he caused. The Commonwealth of Kentucky may pursue a criminal case, and…
Your brain injury may make it so that you are unable to: Do the same job you did before you got hurt Work the same hours you did before you got hurt Work at all These changes may be temporary, or they may be a…
Occupational therapy is often a critical part of a person’s recovery after a brain injury. If your loved one sustained a brain injury in an accident, it is important to understand the benefits of occupational therapy and how to pay for it. Occupational Therapy Benefits…
Kentucky, like all states, has a statute of limitations for personal injury claims. The statute of limitations is a law that gives injured people a certain amount of time to file a lawsuit in court. Once the deadline established by the statute of limitations expires, an…
There is no law preventing you from posting on any of your social media accounts after a brain injury accident. However, even if your accounts are set to the strictest privacy settings, what you post could negatively impact your brain injury recovery. How Social Media…