There Really is Nothing "Mild" about the Damage ...

It is true that medical professionals that treat brain damage or brain injury refer to it as mild, moderate or severe, but what is known as mild brain damage can be absolutely devastating to the victim and the family. Even a mild brain injury can result in an absolute change in behavior and cognitive reasoning.

There have been many significant legal recoveries for brain damage victims where the proof was in the witnesses and in testing and clinical signs and symptoms explained by the professionals involved in treating our client.

We have a solid track record at this law firm of representing victims with brain injuries going back to the year 2000 when lawyers at our firm (along with co-counsel) represented a client who suffered what was called a "mild" brain injury, and the <a href=" http://www.hsinjurylaw.com/library/Trailblazers.pdf">jury returned what was then the largest Virginia verdict up until that date for a personal injury victim ($46 million, with the verdict interest, $60 million-settled confidentially during appeal). </a>