Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation
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The Many Ways a Brain Injury Can Affect Your Life
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What to Do If You Hit Your Head
In some cases, a settlement can exceed policy limits but only when an injured party files suit against the at-fault party. Learn more here.
What Are the Immediate Symptoms of Traumatic Brain Injury?
Some of the immediate symptoms of traumatic brain injury include: Loss of Consciousness Loss of consciousness (LOC) can include being knocked out for a few minutes or being in a coma for several months. The duration of unconsciousness can indicate the severity of your head trauma. Furthermore, any type of LOC can indicate that
How Much Compensation Do You Get for a Brain Injury?
Traumatic Brain Injury Compensation There is no specific amount of compensation you can get for a brain injury as each injury is unique and affects everyone differently. A brain injury lawyer can help you determine the brain injury compensation to which you may be entitled. Several factors determine the brain injury compensation: The Severity of Your
Sports Injuries Can Lead To Traumatic Brain Injury
Sports are a part of the American culture. Football alone is almost looked at with religious-like fervor, from the NFL to college football, high school football, and even peewee league. When you couple in baseball and basketball with other sports that are growing in popularity such as hockey and lacrosse, it should come as no
Life-Changing Mobile Apps for People with Brain Injury
Life-Changing Mobile Apps New mobile applications (“apps”) are being developed every day for help with almost everything and many of them provide health benefits— from eating better, counting calories, and sleeping better. Why there’s even a virtual lap band app to simulate a lap band operation with hypnosis. With so many apps coming and going,
Difference Between an Acquired Brain Injury and a Traumatic Brain Injury
Acquired Brain Injury and a Traumatic Brain Injury Nearly 1.7 million people withstand a traumatic brain injury (TBI) every year in America. While most people who experience a brain injury are able to resume their daily activities, more than 125,000 people each year are considered permanently disabled as a result of their traumatic brain injury.
Causes of Brain Injuries and Who Can Be Held Liable!
What Causes Brain Injuries and Who Can Be Held Liable? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as many as 1.4 million American suffer a brain injury each year. Brain injuries occur when physical trauma to the head disrupts the normal functioning of the brain. Some common causes of brain injuries include car
