Brain Injuries

A brain injury – also known as traumatic brain injury (TBI), brain damage, head trauma, or concussion – can be catastrophic. Often, they take an immense physical, psychological, and financial toll on victims and their families. If you or someone you love suffered a brain injury due to someone else’s negligence, you will need help getting the compensation you need to cope with the aftermath.

After a TBI, your future may depend on the treatment you receive and your ability to pay for the care that you need. As such, you deserve maximum compensation for your injuries, and for the suffering you endured.

Types of Traumatic Brain Injuries

There are three main types of brain injuries:

Closed head injury. These are the most common types of traumatic brain injuries. In these injuries, the skull is not broken—it remains intact. However, these injuries can still be serious, causing pressure on the brain and brain bleed. Falls, blunt force, and car accidents can cause the brain to hit the skull.

Penetrating head injury. This type of injury causes the skull to break or fracture. This occurs when the head hits the ground, such as after a fall, or when it’s hit by a foreign object, like a bat or ball.

Blast injury. This type of injury is caused by an explosion. Those in the armed forces may be exposed to this type of injury, as well as terrorism/bombing victims.

Let us take the legal burdens off of your shoulders during this time. You shouldn’t have to speak to insurance adjusters and file insurance paperwork after a brain injury. And you definitely shouldn’t have to fight for the money you deserve.