Console & Hollawell Blog - Cutting off Your Nose to Protect Your Head: Banning Sports Is Not the Only Answer to Preventing Brain Injuries

Like most controversial proposals, there’s a valid driving force behind the initiative to reduce the number of brain injuries to athletes. Could we save, extend, and improve lives just by making small sacrifices? As we continue to learn more about the links between athletes and devastating brain injuries, we’re sure to hear people on both sides of the debate up … Read More

Console & Hollawell Blog - Cutting off Your Nose to Protect Your Head: Banning Sports Is Not the Only Answer to Preventing Brain Injuries

Console & Hollawell Blog - Is Concussion-Related Head Trauma to Blame in the Javon Belcher Case?

Post-concussive syndrome is an intricate medical condition with a host of symptoms, including abrupt changes in mood, irritability, and memory loss, according to the Mayo Clinic. Classified as a traumatic brain injury or TBI, repeated concussions can lead to permanent altering of a person’s mental state and potentially cause depression, extreme anxiety, and suicidal thoughts. Many former NFL players complained … Read More

Console & Hollawell Blog - Is Concussion-Related Head Trauma to Blame in the Javon Belcher Case?

Console & Hollawell Blog - Study: 30 Percent of Teen Drivers Suffer Head Injuries in Crashes

According to new research from medical and insurance experts, 30 percent of teenagers involved in serious car accidents suffer head injuries including concussions, skull fractures and traumatic brain injuries. The Insurance Journal reports results of the study conducted by The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and State Farm, which highlights a steady decline in teen driver–related fatalities over the last six … Read More

Console & Hollawell Blog - Study: 30 Percent of Teen Drivers Suffer Head Injuries in Crashes

Console & Hollawell Blog - 5 Books That Will Change the Way You View Personal Injury

People in this country typically have a negative view of personal injury law until they are actually the victim of an accident. Unfortunately, these misconceptions have been created by large companies and politicians that want the public to believe these cases are unfounded and frivolous. The truth of the matter is, people do legitimately get injured as the result of … Read More

Console & Hollawell Blog - 5 Books That Will Change the Way You View Personal Injury