A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can forever change the lives of injury victims, their families, and friends. In the blink of an eye, brain injury victims can face an uncertain future and a lifetime of medical treatments and accompanying costs due to the negligence of another.
Knowing what to do after a brain injury can be overwhelming for families. In addition, it may not be clear what your legal rights and options are to recover compensation. That’s why you should contact an experienced brain injury attorney right away.
While no amount of money can truly make up for a brain injury's emotional and physical toll, a personal injury claim allows victims to hold negligent individuals accountable and avoid bearing the burden alone. At the Law Offices of Brent C. Miller, P.A., we can help you maximize your recovery to move forward with your life.
How do you know if you or a loved one sustained a brain injury in an accident? Often, there are warning signs of a traumatic brain injury. That’s why it’s crucial to be familiar with some common symptoms of a TBI, including the following:
You know your body best. If something doesn’t seem right, seek immediate medical attention and tell your doctor you think you might have a head injury or traumatic brain injury. They can run the necessary medical tests to determine if you have a TBI. Such tests may include X-Rays, Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans, or Computerized tomography (CT) scans.
Our goal is to ensure that brain injury victims have the financial resources they need to address future care needs and provide for their economic security so they can be as comfortable as possible.
We work with many professional experts, such as life care planners and economists, to determine the needs of our clients and what they have lost due to their TBI, concussion, or other brain damage. We pursue compensation from all available sources to provide for the following:
Our brain injury lawyers are skilled at helping insurance adjusters and juries see the “big picture” of our client's difficulties. We commonly assemble day-in-the-life videos showing brain injury victims before and after the accident, and we use other tools to drive the point home.
The more damage they have caused, the harder they will fight to avoid responsibility. That's because they realize that the lifelong financial impact of a brain injury on an individual and their family can often add up to hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars.
We will not allow those liable for your injuries to be successful in shirking their responsibilities. Contact us today for a free case evaluation with our brain injury lawyers. We know how to negotiate with insurance companies and anyone responsible for compensating you. And if they refuse to do so, we're prepared to take them to court. It's that simple.
