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A traumatic brain injury (TBI) has the potential of changing the life of an accident victim forever, resulting in economic devastation, lifetime disability, loss of independence, loss of earning potential, loss of memory, and the dependence on family members and loved ones for supervision and care. Brain injuries are unlike any other type of injury - because brain injuries can occur on a microscopic level, they are often not detected by CT scans, EEGs, and X-Rays.

Some of the most common symptoms a traumatic brain injury victim may have are:

throbbing headache that constantly gets worse or does not go away;
blurred vision or overly tired eyes coupled with faint ringing in the ears;
lightheadedness or dizziness followed by repeated vomiting or nausea;
fatigue or lethargy coupled with an inability to awaken from sleep;
trouble with memory or thinking coupled with a sense of confusion; and
loss of coordination followed by weakness or numbness in the extemities.

The majority of brain injuries are caused by a severe blow to the head, often the result of an auto accident, motorcycle crash, bicycle accident, slip and fall, or defective product. Brain injuries are both devastating and life altering for injured victim and their family. Although it is true that no monetary settlement will ever reverse the effects of the brain injury, such compensation does assist victims with past and future medical expenses, loss in income, physical therapy, and pain and suffering.

Have You Recently Been the Victim of a Brain Injury?

If you are someone you know has recently been the victim of an accident and suffered brain damage or any type of brain injury, it is critical that you contact our office to speak to a Minneapolis brain injury lawyer as soon as possible. One of our lawyers will review the facts surrounding the accident and contact you to inform you of your legal rights and discuss potential claims.

Our team of lawyers and experts will work diligently to collect all necessary evidence for your case such as medical reports, hospital records, and witness statements. You can submit an online case evaluation request or contact our office directly at 612-234-7246 for additional information.

Brain Injury and Brain Damage - News Ticker

05/17/12 5:56 am

Luton Today
Brain injury charity Headway plans new Cambridge centre
BBC News
A brain injury charity has started raising funds for a new £2.5m rehabilitation centre near Cambridge. Headway currently provides day centre support from a building described by its chief executive as "cramped and dire". Mary Goode said the charity ...
Charity highlights role of brain injury carersThis Is Wiltshire
Help for challenges of brain injuryStirling Observer
Life after brain injury for GuernseymanChannel Television

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05/16/12 4:53 pm

The Guardian
UCLA researchers study man with horrific brain injury
Examiner.com
A serious head injury to Phineas Gage in 1848 is providing information regarding personality to present-day scientists at UCLA. Mr. Gage, who was a supervisor for the Rutland and Burlington Railroad in Vermont, was using a 13-pound, 3-foot-7-inch rod ...
Modeling neurological damage of a traumatic brain injury survivorEurekAlert (press release)

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05/16/12 4:02 pm

Brain Injury Study: A Single Season Of Hits May Harm College Athletes' Ability ...
Huffington Post
Just a single season of contact sports can take a toll on college athletes' ability to learn, according to a new study. Overall, one season's worth of repetitive hits did not seriously harm players' thinking and memory skills, but when it came to ...

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05/16/12 3:23 pm

The News International
Brain injury, signature wound of US wars
The News International
NEW YORK: Traumatic brain injury, the signature wound of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, is doubly cruel: it leaves many victims emotionally shattered and cognitively crippled. But because mild and moderate brain injuries do not show up on CT or other ...

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05/16/12 2:05 pm

Sydney Morning Herald
Does brain injury link NFL players, wounded warriors?
CNN
By Stephanie Smith, CNN Veterans in the study had been exposed to IED blasts, but some had also sustained accident or sports-related concussion. Can exposure to even one blast result in brain damage that persists and progresses?
BU's Brain Injury Team Finds Affliction in VeteransBoston magazine's Boston Daily (blog)
Combat vets, NFL players may share brain injuryArmyTimes.com
Brain injury to soldiers can arise from exposure to a single explosion: studyMedical Xpress

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05/16/12 9:04 am

Brain Injury Survivor and Published Author put Lifestyles' into a Positive ...
San Francisco Chronicle (press release)
May 16, 2012 marks twenty years since swimming linked together many different lives. My Positive Perspective discusses how sports shape healthy lifestyles in children and helps them add and continue friendships. Charleston, SC (PRWEB) May 16, ...

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Over one million people suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in the United States every year, and tragically more than 50,000 of those sustaining a brain injury people annually die from complications. If you or a loved one has suffered a traumatic brain injury, our office can explain your full legal options and help you obtain the maximum amount of compensation that you deserve for your injuries. Contact us today for additional information.

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