Brain Injuries: A Multidisciplinary, Illustrated Guide

set] to identify the different parts of the brain that have abnormalities. Using the clinical data, objective testing, and imaging, we can start to understand what has happened to our client, the human we represent. Tens of thousands of people walk around every day with traumatic brain injuries—at times with no obvious signs or neurological or cognitive symptoms. The changes in your clients might be in their personality, cognition, memory, sleep patterns, reading comprehension, or ability to work. Unless you understand brain injuries, their long-term effects, and how they occur, you risk missing the full story. Nikolskaya and Rowley prepare you to handle the many nuances of brain injury cases. With this two-volume set, you will be better armed to navigate everything from clinical evidence gathering and expert testimony to advocating for just compensation for brain injury survivors. This unique guide is designed to serve as an accessible educational resource. It presents complex neurological concepts and brain injury medicine in a comprehensible manner to help you secure outstanding outcomes for your brain-injured clients. Shop all legal education books for lawyers.