Whether a construction worker falls off of a ladder, an athlete is struck in the head while playing team sports or a nursing home resident slips on the floor, brain injuries happen in many different ways. In San Bernardino, California, these injuries may leave victims with short-term challenges or permanently change

Don’t be a quitter, think about your teammates, play through the pain–call it sports culture: Parents, coaches and trainers are all complicit at one time or another. And it doesn’t seem to be a uniquely American phenomenon. Athletes participating at the 2016 Rio Olympics recounted many stories of training–and competing–while injured. In

Although traumatic brain injuries are a serious concern for people of all ages, it is particularly important for parents and those who take care of kids to understand the risks that children face. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, children who were four years old and younger

In last week’s post on this blog, some of the long-term effects of a traumatic brain injury were covered. Unfortunately, TBI-related accidents can also prove fatal and may claim your life or the life of one of your family members. At the San Bernardino, California law firm of Kampf, Schiavone

If you have suffered a brain injury, a number of challenges may have arisen. Perhaps you had to take time off work or are struggling with headaches and memory problems. However, it is important to understand the potential long-term effects of a traumatic brain injury. At Kampf, Schiavone & Associates,

For employees, there are many workplace hazards that could lead to a traumatic brain injury (TBI), such as falling off of a ladder, slipping and hitting their head or falling objects, to name a few. Furthermore, people also suffer brain injuries outside of the workplace, which may also prevent them

When children suffer a traumatic brain injury, their life may be affected in various ways. Unfortunately, these injuries cause some kids to experience lasting damage in San Bernardino, and across California. For the parents of children, as well as those who are responsible for watching children, preventing these injuries is

Whether you hit your head at work or suffered a TBI when participating in a physical activity, focusing on recovery after a brain injury is paramount. In San Bernardino, California, a shocking number of people suffer traumatic brain injuries each year and the full extent of the damage may not always be immediately

If you or one of your loved ones suffer a traumatic brain injury, life may become very different. From memory loss to difficulty concentrating, brain injuries often have serious consequences for people in San Bernardino, California, and the rest of the nation. Furthermore, the full extent of the injury may not

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it is estimated that 1.7 million people suffer traumatic brain injuries in the United States each year. On average, TBIs result in 52,000 fatalities and 275,000 hospitalizations annually. In San Bernardino, California, and across the nation, people who sustain a traumatic brain injury