Closed Head Injury

The presentation of a closed head injury case presents the additional problem for the trial attorney of the inability to exhibit physical injuries to the jury. It is a case that needs to be presented in the abstract by educating the jury about the microscopic anatomy of the brain in addition to the classic symptoms that lead to an accurate diagnosis. The following exhibits are recommended when presenting this injury to a jury.

	Base of Head Model This model is a good starting point for any presentation as it allows the expert to orient the jury to the placement of the brain within the head, and demonstrate the direction of the force of the impact. The brain can be removed, and the manner in which it is situated within the skull is shown.
Functional Brain Model This giant multi-colored model of the brain demonstrates the various regions of the brain by function. It helps jurors see how the brain is divided and how the damage to a particular area will impact (pardon the pun) certain functions, consistent with the patient's/client's symptoms. The model separates into ____ parts and comes with a stand.
	Symptoms of Closed Head Injury Exhibit This exhibit was used in a red light/green light case which resulted in a $1 million jury verdict. Taken from the annals of many years of research, reviewed by the world's most respected scholars on the subject, and used by the most noted personal injury lawyers ever to grace a courtroom, (OK....but we did have it reviewed before we sent it out to trial...have your doctor review it also before use), this exhibit helps to demonstrate the diagnosis by checking off the symptoms of your client compared to known symptoms. The exhibit is 30x40 in size, laminated and framed.
Closed Head Injury Color Mounted Exhibits This series of illustrations from our library of lots of illustrations shows the jury that the damage done in a closed-head injury case is microscopic in nature, and therefore not visible in any diagnostic imaging. They show how the neurons and axons of the brain are connected, and how the twisting and shearing of these tiny links in the chain can lead to the problems as presented. Each illustration is 30x40 inches in size, laminated and framed. We also supply the color markers to use during testimony.