Millions of people get into accidents all over the world. These may be mild accidents like getting a bruise or more major ones that result in a head or brain injury. Brain injuries can be seriously difficult to process and what’s even more difficult is that you may not always know in all the ways…
Continue reading ›Every year March is the month for observing Brain Injury Awareness according to the Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA). The current campaign by BIAA is called ‘More Than My Brain Injury’, which spreads awareness and promotes people with brain injury to experience life beyond their injuries. We at the Law Office of David Dwork…
Continue reading ›Brain injuries are among the most severe type of injuries anyone can have. When it comes to the brain, even minor injuries can result in physical and physiological effects. But, there’s a difference between a brain injury and a traumatic brain injury (TBI). When someone has a traumatic brain injury in Boston, it’s likely the…
Continue reading ›A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can cause severe physical and mental symptoms, such as memory loss and behavioral changes. TBIs can be hard to recognize and diagnose and symptoms can range from mild to severe. However, approximately 75% of TBIs reported each year are mild. Common causes of TBI in adults are falls and vehicular…
Continue reading ›While people enjoy contact sports each day all across America, there always lurks the threat of injury, often in the form of a brain injury or a concussion. There are approximately 1.6-3.8 million sports and recreation-related head injuries, and concussions reported each year in the United States. Organized sports such as football, boxing, or hockey…
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