Brannon Arnold and Shane O'Neill
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Inside Medical Liability

"Litigating ‘Invisible’ Injuries: The Defense of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Claims."

In an article published by Inside Medical Liability, Weinberg Wheeler Hudgins Gunn & Dial partners Brannon Arnold and Shane O’Neill highlight the unique challenges of mild traumatic brain injury claims and the best practices used by claims professionals and defense counsel to successfully defend them. “The invisible injuries associated with mild traumatic brain injuries are difficult to defend. It is essential for claims professionals to hire experienced counsel that will be proactive in the defense of any claim where a mild traumatic brain injury could be alleged,” state Arnold and O’Neill.

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