Brain Injury ARCHIVES

Do you want help recovering from a brain injury caused by an accident? Contact us to discuss your legal options! You should consider securing legal help if you experienced a brain injury caused by an accident in San Jose, CA. Our team at Shea & Shea can build a claim to help you seek brain […]

On behalf of Shea & Shea – A Professional Law Corporation on Friday, December 21, 2018. Parents hate to see their children in pain. It can be even more hurtful when the parent knows the injury, such as a brain injury, may last throughout the child’s life. In cases where the injury is the result of […]

On behalf of Shea & Shea – A Professional Law Corporation posted in Brain Injury on Sunday, July 29, 2018. The aftermath of an injury can be difficult to endure, especially when the injury has a permanent effect on a part of the body. Unfortunately, one of the most difficult injuries to cope with is […]

On behalf of Shea & Shea – A Professional Law Corporation posted in Brain Injury on Tuesday, June 26, 2018. Attorney Michael M. Shea, Jr. recently wrote an editorial in The Mercury News, San Jose’s largest newspaper. In this editorial, he tackled an issue that’s close and personal to him: the concussion risk in youth […]

On behalf of Shea & Shea – A Professional Law Corporation posted in Brain Injury on Wednesday, January 31, 2018. First established in 2003 and acting as the official publication of the North American Brain Injury Society, Brain Injury Professional (BIP) has since become a go-to source for all things brain injury related. Medical doctors, […]

On behalf of Shea & Shea – A Professional Law Corporation posted in Brain Injury on Tuesday, June 13, 2017. Children love to play and will inevitably jump at the opportunity to swing, slide, or climb when they see a playground inviting them to do exactly that. Unfortunately, playgrounds are not always safe and equipment […]

On behalf of Shea & Shea – A Professional Law Corporation posted in Brain Injury on Friday, October 21, 2016. Hypoxic and anoxic brain injuries are relatively similar since both are the result of an interruption of oxygen supply to the brain. The difference with hypoxia is the interruption is partial, whereas anoxia occurs when […]

On behalf of Shea & Shea – A Professional Law Corporation posted in Brain Injury on Thursday, October 6, 2016. The Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS), which was first published in 1974, is a commonly used method to assess the level of consciousness of patients suffering from an acute brain injury. The scale’s guide measures the […]

On behalf of Shea & Shea – A Professional Law Corporation posted in Brain Injury on Friday, August 12, 2016. While any type of injury can be considered serious, there are some that can be more debilitating than others. One of these types of injuries is a traumatic brain injury, such as a concussion. These […]

On behalf of Shea & Shea – A Professional Law Corporation posted in Brain Injury on Thursday, January 21, 2016. I read with curiosity and some amount of skepticism the opinion published in the New York Times advising parents to Stop Obsessing Over Concussions. I was surprised to read this from a doctor, when it […]