Sentences with phrase «significant brain injury»

Our client sustained a very significant brain injury in a road traffic accident.

We have worked with top experts in the field and handled significant brain injury cases.

He suffered significant brain injury due to lack of oxygen as a result of this cardiac arrest, and was put on life support in the Intensive Care Unit («ICU»).

The risk associated with TBI arises not only from the fact that any injury to the brain is serious, but also because even significant brain injuries often can go undetected.

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[270] There are many obvious similarities between these cases relied on by the plaintiffs and the Mayer case, however, I find that the cases relied on by Mr. Mayer's counsel involve more significant brain injuries which were readily apparent because of the dramatic effect it had on the plaintiffs.

As a result of the handrail actually acting as a fulcrum in many accidents, children often land on their heads and can suffer significant brain injuries.

The kicker seems clear to many researchers: «If we don't help individuals specifically who have significant brain injuries that have impacted their criminal behavior, then we're missing an opportunity to short - circuit a cycle,» says Peter Klinkhammer, associate director of services at the Brain Injury Association of Minnesota.

Recent technological and neuroscience developments have made it possible to be able to quantify brain injuries to such a degree that juries no longer have to infer from neurpsychological testing whether or not a person has a significant brain injury.

Anosima or a loss of smell is often a result of a significant brain injury.

You can have significant brain injury even if you were checked out with X-rays after the accident and declared «fine» by a doctor.

We are acting for the family of a young boy who sustained a significant brain injury as a result of a compound skull fracture requiring excision of a significant component of his left frontal lobe.

The plaintiff suffered a significant brain injury resulting in permanent disability.

According to the NJ Department of Banking and Insurance, those injuries include permanent or significant brain injury, spinal cord injury or disfigurement.

About 10 - 15 % of our clients have had significant brain injuries.