Brain Injury Lawyers

The majority of brain and head injuries occur as a result of car accidents. These brain injuries may occur when a person's head has suffered an impact, often from striking a fixed object like a windshield. It is at this time that the brain undergoes a quick acceleration and a deceleration movement without ever showing a sign of external direct trauma to the person's head. Many such brain injuries result from tearing, bruising, twisting or bleeding of the brain tissue. This brain damage can occur right at the time of accident or the damage can develop very slowly over much time while the tissues bleed and also swell inside the head.

Just in America alone, over 1,000,000 people suffer serious head injuries each and every year. Impact injury to the head, especially a traumatic brain injury, often leaves the victim debilitated and may result in a coma. While a blunt, sudden skull trauma is one of the most common causes of a traumatic brain injury, an anoxic brain injury, or a prolonged deprivation of oxygen, also can have similar life threatening consequences to the patient. With a traumatic brain injury, a victim's brain may bruise, tear and swell, while an anoxic brain injury will often cause the brain cells to die from a lack of oxygen. But although a traumatic brain injury is considered to be more commonly occurring than an anoxic brain injury, each of these injuries are quite serious indeed and each has very similar consequences.

Our attorneys advance all associated costs in our traumatic brain injury cases. There are no attorney fees unless a successful result is obtained and a monetary recovery is received on your behalf.

Each of our clients benefit from the reputation we have earned for being extremely well-prepared. Our personal injury attorneys attorneys prepare every stage of every case, as if it were eventually going to trial in front of a jury. Because insurance companies are aware of the excellent quality of our work, our track record of success, and our willingness to go to trial, they are often willing to negotiate fairly with us and settle these cases on reasonable terms.