Welcome to The Brain Injury Law Center
“I consider myself more than just an attorney to my clients. I truly sympathize with the trauma they have gone through, and want them to have the best outcome possible.” – Stephen M. Smith, Esq.
The Brain Injury Law Center - The only law firm in the United States dedicated exclusively in representing brain injury victims, survivors and their families.
Brain injuries are devastating, life changing, and they generally are not obvious to the casual observer. In fact, traumatic brain injuries are called the “silent epidemic” and the “invisible injury” largely in part because victims sometimes aren’t even aware that something is wrong.
Our founder and director, Stephen M. Smith, Esq., is an internationally recognized expert in traumatic brain injury litigation who handles and assists with lawsuits across the United States and the world. He is also recognize
d as an AV® Peer Rated lawyer, a certification mark given to attorneys whose peers rank him or her to meet the “Very High” criteria of General Ethical Standards.
If you or a loved one has suffered a head injury and are experiencing difficulties, contact us using the case review above or calling 757-650-9818 to learn about your legal
Dangerous Drug Trial Delayed Against Yaz Manufacturer Bayer
According to Bloomberg Businessweek, Judge David Herndon postponed the first in a series of cases involving the pharmaceutical giant Bayer. In an effort to settle matters outside of court, the Illinois district [...]
Friday, January 27th, 2012
Shocking Negligence in Nursing Home Results in Outstanding Settlement
This month, a record-breaking verdict was issued in a case of nursing home abuse. In 2004, the incident was featured in an article in the St. Petersburg Times Online, which detailed the [...]
Thursday, January 26th, 2012
Contaminated Crop Causes Multiple Deaths
Numerous farmers and produce distributors are under fire from consumers and health investigators for failing to meet safety criteria for the food they are growing and selling. Serious illnesses and even deaths [...]
Wednesday, January 25th, 2012
