Traumatic Brain Injuries

Our experienced personal injury lawyers will help you obtain maximum compensation for your injuries.

Traumatic Brain Injuries

Around 166 Americans die from Traumatic Brain Injury (“TBI”) related injuries each day. (Center for Disease Control and Prevention “CDC”.) In 2018, more than 200,000 people were hospitalized due to TBI injuries. (CDC.) Traumatic Brain Injuries affect the lives of people of all ages. The symptoms of a traumatic brain injury can appear in the body in a mild form, or in more severe cases cause drastic problems to a person’s daily life.

brain scans being reviewed by a doctor

Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

A mild traumatic brain injury can affect your brain cells temporarily. A traumatic brain injury can occur or begin with only mild symptoms. Some symptoms may appear immediately after the event, while others may appear weeks later.

Many mild TBI symptoms commonly missed or ignored, include:

Traumatic brain injuries commonly result from a sudden and excessive blow to the head and body. If you have been injured in a traumatic injury and are experiencing any of the symptoms above, it is vital that you receive medical attention. Even mild symptoms can have adverse long-term effects on your health. In addition, mild symptoms may become more severe as the TBI progresses.

Severe Traumatic Brain Injury

Severe cases of traumatic brain injuries can result in long-term complications and sometimes death.

More severe TBI symptoms, include:
Serious traumatic brain injuries can result in bruising, torn tissues, and bleeding to the brain. All of which can result in long-term complications and sometimes death. In addition to the many initial symptoms you may have, the long-term effects of TBI can be even more dangerous. Many TBI patients may experience prolonged focus issues, memory loss, and mood changes. These long-term effects may not be apparent despite x-rays and MRI’s.

Suffering from a traumatic brain injury can be life debilitating, whether the symptoms are mild or more severe. The effects of a traumatic brain injury do not end at physical symptoms. Patients of TBI are faced with excessive medical bills to deal with those physical symptoms. Please reach out to our firm to help you through the life and financial difficulties of a traumatic brain injury. Our experienced personal injury lawyers will help you obtain maximum compensation for your injuries.
Awards & Associations:
don’t wait any longer

Call Us Now for a Free Consultation

We Will Always Fight For You

Our attorneys will never stop fighting until the fighting is done. We understand our clients’ injuries, the difficulties they face and we will be by your side until we obtain justice and the compensation you deserve.

Scroll to Top