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Coluccio Law
For more than 30 years, attorney Kevin Coluccio has been working to protect the legal rights of brain injury survivors and their families.He understands that dealing with a brain injury can be very confusing, difficult and emotional for his clients.Coluccio Law takes on a limited number of cases in order to offer high-quality, personalized legal service — and get the best possible result for each client. $2,000,000.00 result for a man who suffered back injuries and a mild traumatic brain injury in a rear-end crash caused by a driver distracted while looking at his cellphone. (2019) $1,000,000.00 policy limits result for a woman who suffered a skull fracture and spinal cord injury from a five-vehicle crash caused by a semi-truck driver. (2018)$8,500,000.00 settlement for a brain injury caused by anesthesia during outpatient surgery.$2,100,000.00 policy limits partial settlement for a 12-year-old child who sustained permanent brain damage after being hit by a van while crossing the street.$2,000,000.00 settlement against the manufacturer and school district for defects in a goalpost which fell on a student, resulting in significant traumatic brain injury.$1,525,000.00 result for a child with a closed head injury resulting from a motor vehicle crash when a truck barreled into a car.$1,500,000.00 policy limits settlement for a college student who suffered a closed head injury in an auto crash.Brain injury attorney Kevin Coluccio is a leader in the community supporting the prevention of head injuries, and works with leading TBI doctors and experts across the U.S. You can contact Coluccio Law for a free consultation. A law firm’s past success is not an indication of future results. Every brain injury case is different and must be evaluated on its own facts and circumstances as they apply to the law. The valuation of a case depends on many factors, and no lawyer should speculate on the value of a brain injury claim without researching and investigating all the facts.
Policy Corner: September 28, 2018
Congress Sends Appropriations Bill to President This week, the House of Representatives passed the Conference Report for fiscal year 2019 appropriations for the Departments of Defense, Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, including a Continuing Resolution (CR), which has been sent to the president for his signature. The CR provision temporarily funds the remaining government...
Policy Corner: August 3, 2018
President Signs Bill to Delay EVV Requirements On Monday, the president signed H.R. 6042 into law (P.L. 115-222), which delays for one year the reduction of Federal medical assistance percentage for Medicaid personal visits furnished without an electronic visit verification (EVV) system. The 21st Century Cures Act, which passed in 2016, required EVV systems to...
Ten Elements of Successful Aging After Brain Injury
Successful aging in people requires more than longevity: it requires the maintenance of physical, cognitive, and social function.