Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries

Posted Charles E. Schmidt, Jr. on Jan 22, 2013 in Brain Injury

Serious brain injuries are obvious and profound. They typically involve impaired movement, loss of sensation, coordination, and intellectual capacity. The more difficult cases, which are often overlooked, are those that involve subtle neurological and… Read More

Man in Persistent Vegetative State Communicates

Posted On Behalf of Schmidt Kramer Injury Lawyers on Dec 22, 2012 in Brain Injury

Recently, one of our Lancaster brain injury attorneys came across a fascinating article in the Huffington Post. It reports that a Canadian man in a vegetative state was able to communicate with researchers at the University of Western Ontario using a… Read More

Traumatic Brain Injuries Are Often Not Recognized But Become More Prevalent

Posted On Behalf of Schmidt Kramer Injury Lawyers on May 16, 2012 in Brain Injury

March 16, 2012 – According to statistics compiled by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are emerging as a major problem in the United States, including Pennsylvania.  The estimates are that 1.7 million… Read More