When your brain-injured client returns to work

Maximizing non-economic damages in a brain-injury case when your client returns to work

Annie Wu

From Issue: 2019 June

Overdose!

Drug overdose can cause brain injury, but it may not be only the drug that’s to blame; it may be the patient or the administration of the substance

George Peters
Barbara Peters

From Issue: 2011 February

Functional MRI as a lie detector: Its potential as evidence for or against malingering

A head-injury lawyer looks at how brain mapping may impact cases in the future

Harvey Hyman

From Issue: 2008 August

Brain drain

Identifying and proving mild traumatic brain injury – when should you make a TBI claim?

Miles B. Cooper

From Issue: 2018 October

Powerful ways to prove your client’s brain injury objectively

Don’t just defend the “subjective” evidence of a brain injury, use state-of-the-art multi-disciplinary “objective” evidence to prove your client’s brain injury

Robert Jarchi

From Issue: 2023 June

Helmets and head-impact protection

A primer on the most relevant issues for head-injury and helmet investigations

Craig Good

From Issue: 2016 July

Defense medical exams in brain-injury cases

Use motion practice to stop defense experts from abusing the MMPI2 and other testing in brain-injury cases

Alan Van Gelder

From Issue: 2020 December

Back to work with a mild TBI

Assessing the loss of “human capital;” the reduced worklife expectancy and lifetime loss of earning capacity

Joseph T. Crouse

From Issue: 2015 March