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As awareness of traumatic brain injury (TBI) grows, parents are seeking answers about its causes, long-term effects, and how to best support their children.

SB 2398 is a bill that will help students in Texas who are recovering from concussions and other brain injuries upon their return to school.

Understanding Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in Young Children.

Sometimes the best way to describe something is with an illustration. 

According to the Centers for Disease Control, in 2022, 2.3 million children and adolescents had received a concussion or brain injury at some point in their life.

I was asked by a friend recently to explain what I do, how policy work is different from the litigation work that occupied the first twenty-eight years of my legal career. 

Effective follow-up care is crucial for children recovering from brain injuries, yet many families
face significant challenges in accessing this care. 

If I had to vote for the best high school football movie of all time, there would be a few contenders, but my vote would go to the 2004 movie, Friday Night Lights. 

Learning from my past experience and witnessing the detrimental effects of concussions on several teammates, I am a well educated advocate for athletic safeguarding. 

When a child experiences a brain injury, the journey to recovery involves not just initial treatment but also ongoing medical and rehabilitative care.