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Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation
Principal Author and Editor: Kenneth E. Berger, Esquire
Contributing Authors:
Russell Button, Esquire
Christopher J. Finney, Esquire
Mark D. Herbst, MD, PhD
Gregory A. Kendall, Esquire
Andrew M. Lehmkuhl, Esquire
Sarah Lustig, RN, CLCP, CBIS
Taylor Messervy, BSN, RN, BSc (Psych), CBIS, NLCP
Brandon A. Woodard, Esquire
Copyright 2021
This brand new CLE resource, Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation, provides insight from the perspective of plaintiffs' lawyers, defense counsel, and experts alike. Anyone who prosecutes or defends personal injury cases needs to understand the basic science and complex ramifications of traumatic brain injuries. In this book, the authors explore the fundamentals, as well as the nuances, surrounding TBI litigation. The book begins with complimentary - though opposing - chapters from plaintiff and defense attorneys, then dives deeper into the worlds of radiology and life care planning. The book is also spiral bound and tabbed, so you can quickly and easily find the materials you are looking for.
Whether you are just getting started in your practice or have been in practice for many decades, Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation will serve as a great resource and addition to your library. In current times and moving forward, knowledge of TBIs is absolutely essential for personal injury practitioners, be it plaintiff or defense. This book offers practical tips, objective approaches, and a human touch to a subject that has long been misunderstood or convoluted. If you represent or defend claims involving car crashes or any other type of personal injury matter, this book ought to be on your shelf.
Summary of Contents:
Chapter 1: Representing Clients with Traumatic Brain Injuries
Chapter 2: Defending Traumatic Brain Injury Claims
Chapter 3: Neuroradiology
Chapter 4: Life Care Planning in Traumatic Brain Injury Cases
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