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Brain Injury caused by traumatic
events or TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) can happen many ways. Our
office handles cases where a negligent act has caused brain injury.
Brain injury can be obvious and easily detectable or it can occur
as a closed head injury for example when a person strikes their
head and eventually experiences symptoms consistent with a closed
head injury. Symptoms can be physical such as the loss of use of
a body function or speech; mental such as difficulty in problem
solving or reading; or they may be emotional such as mood or personality
changes. Severe brain injuries can affect all three areas.
Not all brain injuries involve a loss of consciousness. Some symptoms
are gradual in developing. A brain injury can be permanent or temporary.
Mild traumatic brain injuries have been found even when the head
suffers no direct hit, such as in a severe whiplash case.
Brain injuries can occur as a result of personal injury accidents
such as car accidents,
motorcycle crashes or fall downs. Falls in nursing homes may be
the result of Nursing
Home Neglect.
Medical
Malpractice may be the cause: They can occur during a botched
surgical proceedure or a birth injury,
for example if a baby is deprived of oxygen during birth delivery.
One client suffered TBI when hit by a bus. A jury awarded over
$600,000. (See our Verdicts
and Settlements in personal injury cases)
For a free personal injury case evaluation, please click
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