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Traumatic Brain Injury

12/31/2009
Christopher Keane
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Mother Charged After Child Suffers Traumatic Brain Injury in Car Accident

We recently added a post to our Child Brain Injury Blog about a mother who has been charged in connection with her children's injuries from a car accident.  To read more about one child's traumatic brain injury and the prescription drugs that were in the mother's system at the time of the accident, click here.

As an advocate for injured children and father of two himself, Chris Keane expresses his deepest sympathies to the family and friends of the children in this accident, and he hopes for the full and fast recovery of the traumatic brain injury victim.  Narrowing his legal focus to child injuries, attorney Chris Keane has worked with the best experts in the field of pediatric traumatic brain injury.  If you have questions about child brain injuries, feel free to contact Chris Keane online or by phone at 1-888-592-KIDS for free answers concerning your unique situation.


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