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OhioBrain Injury Lawyers in Greene County, Ohio

The brain controls all parts of the body and is responsible for all human cognitive function, or thought.


It is a delicate organ that is normally protected by the skull. Serous brain injuries can occur after an auto accident, slip and fall or workplace accident.


A brain or spinal injury can lead to extensive, long-term care, costing thousands of dollars or more over the course of the victim's life.


Personal injury attorneys in [city, state] that focus on helping the victims of brain injuries should understand the special problems presented in these types of cases.

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Douglas G. Houston

Douglas G. Houston
Houston Law Office, LLC
3938 Dayton-Xenia Road Suite C
Beavercreek, OH 45432
Licensed for 30 years, Douglas G. Houston is a Family Law and Criminal Defense lawyer who attended University of Dayton School of Law... read more >

Thomas Michael Kollin

Thomas Michael Kollin
The Kollin Firm, llc
3725 PENTAGON BLVD Suite270
Beavercreek, OH 45431
Licensed for 29 years, Thomas Michael Kollin is a Criminal Defense and Family Law lawyer who attended University of Dayton School of Law... read more >

Timothy Stephen Chappars

Timothy Stephen Chappars
Chappars Law Office
P.O. Box 280
Xenia, OH 45385
Licensed for 47 years, Timothy Stephen Chappars is a Personal Injury lawyer who attended University of Cincinnati College of Law... read more >

Adrian Sol King

Adrian Sol King
64 E Main St
Xenia, OH 45385
Licensed for 18 years, Adrian Sol King is a Personal Injury lawyer who attended University of Dayton School of Law... read more >
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