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Injuries sustained in a car crash can be long-lasting, none more so than brain injuries. Recently, Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers represented a woman who suffered a concussion in a rear-end collision in Hampton Roads. The ...

In recent years, the high profiles suicides of football players and other athletes who suffered repeated blows to the head made for shocking headlines. Many of the players took their lives after a diagnosis of Chronic Tr...

Post-concussion syndrome refers to symptoms experienced after a concussion. People who suffered a concussion in a Virginia car accident may suffer for weeks or months after the crash. Headaches, poor sleep, and mood swin...

It’s not always obvious if you suffered a traumatic brain injury. While serious brain injuries can involve severe symptoms and unconsciousness, many people sustain mild brain injuries with fewer outward signs from the ...

The injuries suffered by the victims of a trucking wreck are often severe. One of the worst scenarios possible is traumatic brain injuries sustained in a Virginia trucking wreck. Traumatic brain injuries, also known as T...

People who have been involved in a car crash may suffer a bewildering range of injuries. A mild traumatic brain injury, also known as a concussion, is not always simple to diagnose. Symptoms may not be apparent at the ti...

Concussions have been linked to an increased risk of potentially-serious side-effects in recent years. A new study warns concussion increases the risk of dementia. Researchers from UCSF Weill Institute for Neurosciences ...

Experiencing a headache after a car crash is not uncommon. It may not be a cause for alarm but it could also point to a serious head injury or another complication. If you suffer an ongoing headache after a car crash in ...

The terrible legacy of concussions has haunted the NFL in recent years. Despite all the publicity and moves to improve safety, the handling of the concussion of Houston Texans quarterback Tom Savage raises more questions...

CTE brain disease in footballers has made many headlines in recent years given its perceived link to suicides in players. A new study suggests it’s endemic – at least in players whose brains were studied. A study in ...