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EXPERIENCED BRAIN INJURY ACCIDENT LAWYERS HELPING VICTIMS IN YOUR AREA

If you’ve been affected by serious brain damage causing accident, it’s crucial that you know your legal rights. We know that lawsuits can be overwhelming and stressful, which is why you need the support of experienced brain injury litigators to help you get financial compensation for your recovery and rebuilding your life.

Experience counts when you hire a brain injury attorney to handle your personal injury case. 

Our lawyers understand what it is like to be involved in a brain injury accident and have provided expert legal representation nationwide for decades. Permanent injuries are common in brain injury accidents and can have life-altering consequences. 

Insurance companies have teams of attorneys protecting their interests and attempting to get brain injury victims to either drop their cases or settle for much less. The reality is that many brain injury cases require a personal injury lawsuit to obtain sufficient compensation for your injuries.

Some brain injuries will have more complex issues or involve multiple parties, which can influence the overall length of the case. There may be various individuals or companies responsible for causing or contributing to a brain injury. You may have to prove how each party played a part in your injury.

Brain Injury Types

• Brain Contusion
• Concussion
• Diffuse Axonal Injury
• Edema
• Hematoma
• Penetrating Injury
• Skull Fracture
• Second Impact Syndrome
• Shaken Baby Syndrome
• Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
• Wrongful Death

Brain Injury Statistics

• Every 23 seconds, someone in the U.S. suffers brain trauma.
• Approximately 2 million people sustain a head injury each year in U. S.
• Over 500,000 head injuries require hospitalization each year in U. S. 
• 5.3 million Americans are living with a traumatic brain injury.
• Approximately 1.7 million people sustain a traumatic brain injury annually. (CDC). 
• More than 50,000 Americans will die each year from a traumatic brain Injury.  
• National statistics estimate between 50-70 % of all TBI injuries are ta result of motor vehicle crashes.

• Balance Problems
• Blindness
• Blurred Vision 
• Body Numbness Or Tingling
• Breathing Problems
• Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) 
• Cognitive Difficulties
• Coma
• Confusion
• Difficulty Swallowing
• Dilated Pupils
• Dizziness
• Droopy Eyelid 
• Headache
• Inability To Articulate Words
• Inability To Understand 
• Inappropriate Emotional Responses
• Increase In Blood Pressure
• Lethargy
• Loss Of Bowel Control 
• Loss Of Consciousness
• Loss Of Eye Movement
• Paralysis
• Ringing In Ears 
• Seeing Double
• Slow Pulse
• Speech Difficulties
• Vomiting

Brain Injury victims should contact an experienced brain injury attorney immediately after an accident. An experienced attorney understands how to deal with difficult insurance companies and know-how they try and get out of paying for a victim's injury claims.

When filing a lawsuit, the victim may not know who is responsible for causing the accident or injury. In most cases, the trial will name every potential defendant who may have had a role in causing brain injury.

Whether a minor brain injury or a severe brain injury, a brain injury lawsuit can take a long time to reach financial settlements. Most states allow plenty of time between the injury/accident and the deadline for filing a lawsuit. Injured victims should contact a brain injury lawyer for advice on when to file.  

Understanding Your Statutes of Limitations

Every state is different regarding brain injuries and lawsuits. In most cases, victims have 1-3 years to seek legal action against the responsible parties for your injury. If you're concerned about your Statute of limitations timeline, a free case evaluation will help you understand your options.

Compensatory damages are available to Brain injury victims. Compensatory damages are intended to compensate a plaintiff for losses in an injury accident. Compensatory damages in a brain accident lawsuit can include both “economic” costs and “non-economic” damages.

Anyone injured in a brain accident may be able to file a personal injury lawsuit for damages caused by a negligent lawsuit. Injury victims can file a lawsuit to recover damages that can include:

• Court Costs
• Disfigurement 
• ER Treatment
• Future Medical Treatment 
• Hospital Stays
• Loss of Consortium for Spouse
• Loss of Enjoyment in Life
• Lost Earning Capacity
• Lost Wages
• Medical Bills
• Medical Supplies
• Nursing Home Care
• Pain and Suffering
• Physical Disability
• Physical Therapy
• Prescription Drugs
• Property Damages
• Vehicle Repairs  

Because each brain injury lawsuit case is unique, it could take several months or even years to settle a claim or complete a trial. A brain injury lawsuit involves the following steps;

Claim Assessment - When a claim is filed, an assessment is made to ensure you have a valid case. This assessment examines injury/accident details, evidence, damages suffered, medical expenses, cost of future care, and the negligence of the other party during your free consultation.

Investigation - If you have a qualified case, a thorough examination of your brain injury will begin immediately to preserve evidence. Negligent parties will also be notified, and demand will be issued for the preservation of all evidence, including photographs, medications, medical records, and other data.

File and Complaint - Once your evidence is preserved, a lawsuit will be filed against all parties who are deemed negligent in the accident/injury.

Case Discovery - This is where case information is requested from the other parties, conduct depositions, interview witnesses, and obtain expert analyses, injury reconstruction, and medical evidence to build a solid case.

Begin Mediation - Victims and defendants will attend mediation to determine if a fair settlement can be reached. During mediation, a negotiator will attempt to make a settlement to compensate for pain, suffering, and other damages. The majority of brain injury lawsuits will settle before going to trial.

Go to Trial - If no settlement is reached in mediation, the lawsuit will proceed to trial. A jury or judge will hear the case.  Attorney's will present evidence and participate in closing arguments. 

Settlement - The judge or jury will then determine fault and decide on the amount of compensation to award for your losses. 

 Put Experienced Brain Injury Accident Investigators on Your Case!  

If you or a loved one suffered a brain injury from an accident or defective medical product due to manufacturer negligence, we can help.

We have experienced brain injury lawyers that will hold negligent parties responsible for personal injuries, including wrongful death.

Contact us today for a free, no-obligation case review. We can provide you with a 100% free case evaluation where we examine the details of your case and determine which legal strategies can best protect your future.

If you think you have a case, now is the time to reach out to a legal representative. If you believe that you have a brain injury case, we can help you now.
 

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