Choosing the Best Attorney for Your Traumatic Brain Injury Case
Will any Qualified Personal Injury Attorney be a Good Choice? While it may seem like any experienced personal injury attorney with a good track...
How to Determine the Legal Case Value of a Traumatic Brain Injury
Generally, an attorney who specializes in brain injury cases is willing to work on a contingent fee basis—this means that the attorney will only get paid if the suit is...
Using Medicare and Medicaid for Brain and Spinal Injury Costs
Medicare Medicare is the nation’s largest health insurance program, and covers nearly 40 million Americans, including those with disabilities under the age of 65. Medicare comprises two parts: hospital insurance...
Understanding the Financial Cost of Traumatic Brain Injuries
Annual Costs of Brain Injury in the U.S. According to the Center for Disease Control, acute care and rehabilitation of brain injury patients in the United States costs about $9...
The Short and Long-Term Effects of Traumatic Brain Injuries
Diagnosing Brain Injury Anyone who has an accident and suspects a brain injury should seek medical care immediately, even if they are conscious and lucid. A conscious patient will be...
Understanding Brain Injuries Caused by Ischemic Strokes
A stroke occurs when the blood supply to part of the brain is suddenly blocked or cut off (called an ischemic stroke) or when blood vessels in the brain suddenly...