This new book provides both the clinicians involved in forensic examinations and the legal professional involved in litigation of legal proceedings of personal injury with a general overview of the legal issues and assessment process in TBI cases. The book begins with an overview of key issues involved in the forensic assessment of TBI, including definitions and medical diagnostic terminology of interest to the forensic examiner and legal professional. Subsequent chapters provide an overview of the neurologic, neuropsychological and psychological forensic assessment process specific to brain injury cases. The final portion of the book focuses on the forensic examiner as expert witness.

This monthly newsletter is a must-read for attorneys and health care professionals involved in brain injury litigation. Each month, The Neurolaw Letter provides practice points, trial techniques, marketing strategies, and hands-on tips that are of immediate benefit to practitioners in this emerging area of jurisprudence. Issue after issue, some of the most respected legal and medical professionals in the field of brain injury offer their insights to recognizing, evaluating and litigating these challenging cases. Subscription includes three-ring binder. Annual subscription (12 monthly issues)

The T MAC video tape is a unique tool for attorneys and educators seeking to demonstrate the laws of physics involved with the mechanisms of cranial; impact, shear and cavitation as they apply to traumatic brain injury. This 17-minute animation has been used with success in the courtroom and has been called "indispensable" by attorneys who represent persons with TBI. The tape clearly depicts the biomechanics of a traumatic brain injury, specifically a closed head injury, in a concise and understandable manner. Through the power of animation, the viewer is able to visualize the tissues of the brain undergoing the effects of acceleration, deceleration and centrifugal force. The T MAC tape comes with a verbatim script and bibliography of sources. Demonstration tapes are available.