Injuries - Brain and Head

A new playbook for traumatic brain injury

The science has changed. Has your case strategy?

Dr. Topher Stephenson
Taylor Ernst

From Issue: 2026 August

Revealing the untold story of traumatic brain injury

Before you can represent an mTBI client, you need a trauma-informed practice

Kelly B. Hanker

From Issue: 2024 August

Traumatic-brain-injury experts 101

Ensuring your brain-injured client gets the medical treatment they need

Belinda Theam

From Issue: 2022 May

Biomechanics of head injuries and helmet protection

A biomechanist can evaluate the effectiveness of a helmet in a crash and help prove the severity of impact to the head

John Gardiner, PhD PE
Stephanie Bonin, PhD, PE

From Issue: 2018 June

The hidden battle: Understanding Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

An overview of this complex and ever-more-common, often life-altering injury

Boris Treyzon
Joe Finnerty

From Issue: 2024 August

Proving the mild traumatic-brain injury

Mild TBI can be difficult to diagnose because the acute symptoms and signs resolve quickly

Santo Riccobono
Sean Banafsheh

From Issue: 2017 April

More than a case

Trauma-informed advocacy for attorneys representing brain-injured clients

Lourdes De Armas

From Issue: 2026 March

Children with traumatic brain injury

Children’s brains are still developing, so TBI affects children far differently and more profoundly than adults

Deborah S. Chang
Sharon Grandinette

From Issue: 2024 August

Proving injury and damages in invisible-injury cases

Just because you can’t see the injury does not mean it’s not there. In TBI cases, with the right tools, you can bring that injury to light

Olivier Taillieu

From Issue: 2018 June

The invisible battle

How do we talk about injuries people cannot see?

Ibiere N. Seck

From Issue: 2024 August

Seeing the invisible injury

Using neuro-visual experts to prove mild traumatic brain injury

Courtney Rowley
Marianna Samuels

From Issue: 2026 August

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