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As courts, schools, doctors, and parents become increasingly interested in the risk of brain injury amongst high school students, you should be aware of your legal options if your child is injured playing a sport or participating in a high school sponsored activity.
→ Read MoreFind out how much time you have to file a brain injury lawsuit, and make sure you don’t miss any filing deadlines.
→ Read MoreAs the medical profession increasingly regards a child’s traumatic brain injury (TBI) as a chronic disease rather than an event, parents and caregivers of children who suffer from a TBI are being advised to prepare a life care plan for the injured children.
→ Read MoreWhen a traumatic brain injury results from the negligence of another person, the injured child is entitled to compensation. A substantial portion of that compensation will likely be related to the child’s impaired ability to earn a living. But how are lost future earnings measured when the child is too young to have entered the workforce?
→ Read MoreThe American Academy of Neurology conducted an evidence-based study of sports-related concussions that was published in 2013. These are the key recommendations that are designed to protect players from a second, potentially devastating brain injury.
→ Read MoreWhile the risk of a concussion in youth sports can never be entirely avoided, reasonable steps can be taken to minimize the possibility that a player will sustain a serious, long-term brain injury. When athletic programs administered by schools, colleges, and recreational leagues fail to take those steps, they may be liable for injuries that could have been avoided.
→ Read MoreCoaches, athletic trainers, team medical staff – who should be authorized to send a high school or college athlete back into play following an injury where a concussion is suspected or possible? New guidelines have been encouraged, but do they go far enough?
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