Memory Loss

Posted by admin on February 12th, 2009

“One of my clients lost part of her mnemonic abilities (memory) after an accident. Even her close friends probably didn’t notice the change in her, because it only became apparent with tasks she performed at work. She worked for a government contractor and was required to deal with thousands of technical parts. Her mental “store” of the part numbers was lost. She could no longer draw on her past experience, and her job competence was diminished. This jeopardized her opportunities for raises and advancement within the company. We made sure she received substantial compensation for this loss, and for retraining for another profession.”

Hayden I. Dubay, Attorney at Law

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