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Michael Kaplen accepting an award
from the NYS Department of Health on
Brain Injury Awareness
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What set's us apart from most personal injury law firms is our commitment
and compassion to protect the rights of brain injury victims. De Caro & Kaplen, LLP are lawyers
that concentrate their practice on representing victims of traumatic brain damage.
We provide compassionate legal representation to the victims of negligence and their families.
Selecting the Most Qualified Legal Representation
in Traumatic Brain Injury Cases
Unfortunately, many persons have not received and will not receive adequate compensation for their traumatic
brain injuries because they did not have proper representation. A lawyer representing a person and their family for
traumatic brain injury should possess knowledge, education and experience in this area of litigation. In most states,
injured persons have the ability to retain a lawyer by the use of the contingent fee agreement. The lawyer does not
receive any fee until the conclusion of the case. Under this system, an injured person and their family can afford to
retain the most qualified legal representative.
Since the results of your law suit will have important and long term impact upon the quality of your life, it is important
to determine who the best lawyer is for your brain injury case.
Some things to ask any attorney who you are considering retaining in a brain injury case:
Q: How many cases similar to mine have you been involved with as the principal attorney over the past three years?
Q: What percentage of your practice is devoted to representing persons with a traumatic brain injury?
Q: Will you be handling my case personally or will you be referring it to another lawyer or law firm?
Q: What have been your results in representing persons with cases similar to mine?
Q: Have you written and published any articles on traumatic brain injury?
Q: Have you lectured to any bar associations, brain injury associations or other groups about the effective legal
representation of persons with traumatic brain injury?
Q: Do you actively participate in your state’s brain injury association?
Q: Do you regularly attend conferences and read textbooks and articles about traumatic brain injury?
Q: Have you ever received any professional honors and awards concerning your representation of persons with a
brain injury?
Q: Does your law firm have the financial resources to advance, even if in excess of $50,0000, to properly
prosecute my case, if necessary?
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