Articles in this issue:
How do we talk about injuries people cannot see?
Help us make quilts for young foster children, it’s a labor of love
Also: Success continues in fighting arbitration in cases for which we filed amicus curiae briefs
Neuroendocrinology may provide the objective proof of mild TBI
They are rife with fraud. And you can prove it
A look at the myriad of symptoms that can result from TBI and the medical specialists who treat them
Plus a primer on the new diagnostic standards for mild traumatic brain injury
Before you can represent an mTBI client, you need a trauma-informed practice
Mild TBI presents differently than moderate and severe TBI; it requires more work to identify
Obtaining just compensation for your client’s medical needs resulting from this most severe, life-changing injury
Children’s brains are still developing, so TBI affects children far differently and more profoundly than adults
An overview of this complex and ever-more-common, often life-altering injury
Veteran plaintiff and defense attorneys discuss what to look for in a potential TBI case, what you need to settle the case and what will drive that case to trial or lead you into a malpractice suit
