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Category Archives: Brain Injury

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Young Woman Denied Benefits Despite Brain Injury

By Christopher Eads, PLLC |

A teenager in Tennessee was severely injured in a DUI-related car crash nearly a decade ago. Despite her struggles to work and perform daily tasks, she is still being denied federal disability benefits. It is clear that she suffers from a serious brain injury, but since it’s “invisible,” nobody will take her seriously. In… Read More »

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Domestic Violence and Brain Injuries

By Christopher Eads, PLLC |

Domestic violence is a common crime among those in relationships. Some men (and women) have power and control over their partners, and may abuse them in many ways. A lot of the abuse is emotional and financial in nature, but it can also be physical. In fact, a common tactic used by abusers is… Read More »

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Do Roller Coasters Cause Brain Injuries?

By Christopher Eads, PLLC |

Going to an amusement park and taking a ride on the kiddie roller coaster is a fun experience whether you’re a child or an adult. Every year, 300 million people ride roller coasters. It’s a common experience. However, the loop-de-loops and upside-down roller coasters may give you pause. You may feel scared. You may… Read More »

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