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Our Traumatic Brain Injury and Sexual Assault Legal Library
Traumatic brain injury and child sexual assault are complicated cases. Our firm has the experience and knowledge necessary to provide you with legal options. Read the articles in our free legal library to get the information you need before pursuing a lawsuit to get justice.
How to recover the medical and other costs if my child was injured
When a child suffers a serious injury from negligence or wrongful actions such as physical or sexual assault, the costs of recovery can be high.
Is it too late for me to file a sexual assault lawsuit?
There are many survivors of childhood sexual abuse who, as adults, wish to seek legal justice against the person, people, or institution responsible for their injuries.
How Traumatic Brain Injury Permanently Changes Human Emotions
Traumatic brain injury can damage the limbic system and frontal lobe, which permanently changes emotional response and behavior.
Damage to the Temporal Lobe of the Brain Changes a Person
When a traumatic brain injury damages the temporal lobe of the brain, it can change the personality and behavior of a person.
How Traumatic Brain Injury Damages Neurons and the Brain
A traumatic brain injury damages neurons, which are the cells of the brain. Damaged neurons interrupt or stop the brain’s function.
Legal Rights After a Child Sexual Assault
Federal and State Laws Hold Institutions Accountable to Protect Children from Known Sexual Harassment and Assault.
Why File a Lawsuit If You Were the Victim of Sexual Assault
What Is a Lawsuit and Why File One Against the Institution Where Your Child Was Sexually Assaulted.
What To Do if Your Child Has Been Sexually Assaulted
There Are Immediate Steps You Should Take to Protect and Treat Your Child (and Yourself).
Take Action if Someone Is Sexually Harassing Your Child
Take Action to Make a School Respond if an Adult or Other Student Is Sexually Harassing Your Child.