Monthly Archives: February 2012

We’re pleased to welcome another guest blog from Dolman Law Group, offices in Bradenton, Clearwater and Melbourne. This is a highly informative and easy-to-read educational piece. Thank you, Dolman Law Group! By Matt Dolman The problem with brain injury cases … Continue reading →

It’s scary enough when a child gets one “mild” traumatic brain injury, usually called a concussion. But a second one — even months later — can be devastating. Gilette’s Children’s Specialty Healthcare in Minnesota shares some scary information on “second impact … Continue reading →

Hollywood has woven a love story around a young couple dealing with the aftermath of a traumatic brain injury following a car accident, specifically memory loss.  “The Vow” is in local theaters now. No, we won’t tell how it ends, … Continue reading →

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Missouri has an interesting law on the books that requires public schools to report concussions among school athletes, and educate kids, parents, coaches and more. Follow this link for some really interesting data. One thing that stood out for us … Continue reading →

The warm winter across the Tampa Bay area has lots of people thinking about swimming season around the corner. Sadly, lots of kids’ brain injuries occur in and around swimming pools. Poor supervision and improper safety procedures are often to blame. Parents … Continue reading →

We’ve got juicy education for you today courtesy of Florida traumatic brain injury attorney Matt Dolman of Dolman Law Group, with offices in Clearwater, Bradenton and Melbourne. A Clearwater auto accident lawyer, Dolman dives into some need-to-know about the latest technology available … Continue reading →

The National Football League is under fire again via a new lawsuit out of Louisiana. Former NFL players there are claiming the NFL didn’t protect them from concussions, and they’ve outlined their various physical mental ailments, allegedly as a result. The Associated … Continue reading →

We hear how people can be more “right-brain” or “left-brain” types. So what does that mean? Well, sides of the brain control different aspects of our humanity. And injuries to either side can affect those specifically. Per the Brain Injury Association of … Continue reading →

The sad, high-profile case of a former college lacrosse player in her 20s allegedly murdered in Maryland has brought brain injuries into a new light. The prosecution says the woman died of a heart abnormality following a traumatic brain injury … Continue reading →