We are thrilled to announce that attorney Kenneth Berger, a respected traumatic brain injury lawyer, is the recipient of the Association for Continuing Legal Education’s (ACLEA) Professional Excellence Award for his book Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation. The ACLEA is a community of the world’s best continuing legal education leaders who serve through leadership, community, education, and development. The award of Professional Excellence is given to those that demonstrate effective education for adults through creativity and innovation.
About Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation
Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation is a South Carolina Bar CLE resource that provides practical tips on how to approach traumatic brain injury cases from plaintiffs’ lawyers, defense counsel, and radiology and life care planning experts.
Contributing Authors to the Book
Attorney Kenneth Berger was the principal author and editor of the publication. Contributing authors include:
- Russell Button, Esquire
- Christopher J. Finney, Esquire
- Mark D. Herbst, MD, PhD
- Gregory A. Kendall, Esquire
- Andrew M. Lehmkuhl, Esquire
- Sarah Lustig, RN, CLCP, CBIS
- Taylor Messervy, BSN, RN, BSc (Psych), CBIS, NLCP
- Brandon A. Woodard, Esquire
Book Chapters Overview
The books chapters include:
- Chapter 1: Representing Clients with Traumatic Brain Injuries
- Chapter 2: Defending Traumatic Brain Injury Claims
- Chapter 3: Neuroradiology
- Chapter 4: Life Care Planning in Traumatic Brain Injury Cases
Why Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation Is an Essential Resource
TBI personal injury cases are complex and often technically challenging. In the book’s four chapters, the authors aim to help both plaintiff and defense attorneys understand the science behind and impact of brain injury. Whether you are just getting started in your practice or have been in practice for many decades, Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation will serve as a great resource for any attorney that is hoping to learn more about these nuanced, often misunderstood injuries. The book can be purchased through the South Carolina Bar here.
