Brain Injuries

• After one suffers a catastrophic accident, a life care plan that details the victim’s current and future medical needs and costs is generated. The specified needs of the victim are described with a description of the services, support, equipment, and cost of care stemming from the victim’s trauma.
• The monetary costs of catastrophic injuries, as covered in a life care plan, are as follows:
• Present and Future Medical Care
• Present and Future Mental Health Services
• Home Healthcare Expenses
• Home Modifications (e.g. Wheelchair Accessibility)
• Transportation Expenses (e.g. Handicap-Accessible Van)
• Medical Equipment (e.g. Wheelchair)
• Other Special Aid, Devices, and/or Accommodations

Survivors are able to accurately assess the monetary magnitude of their claim and regenerate their previously enjoyed quality of life by means of the best settlement/award possible. The expert attorneys at our firm can develop a detailed life care plan and start you on your path toward recovery. All it takes is a quick call to (833)-529-5677.

Numerous parties may be liable when reckless actions or negligence lead to catastrophic injuries. It is crucial to have an expert personal injury attorney investigate your case thoroughly – without an investigation, all persons/entities who contributed to the injuries may not be held responsible for their actions.

Parties who can be held responsible for traumatic brain injuries include:

• Drivers—catastrophic injuries often occur during motor vehicle crashes, the other driver(s) involved may be negligent.
• Vehicle Owners—Think twice before letting your friend borrow your car. If your friend gets into an accident, you may be held liable as the vehicle’s owner.
• Employers—If a victim is injured by an employee who was on-the-clock, their employer may have contributed to the circumstances leading to the victim’s catastrophic injuries.
• Landowner or Tenant—Premises liability and slip and fall claims often arise from the negligent actions of businesses, homeowners, and renters.
• Manufacturers— Catastrophic injuries caused by any company responsible for the manufacturing, transportation, and retailing of a defective product may ultimately be the fault of said company.

Traumatic brain injury victims are entitled to compensation that is likely to be substantial when their injuries are caused by another person or entity’s negligence, recklessness, or intentional conduct. Do NOT let an insurance company undervalue your claim! Depending on the nature of your case, the following compensation may be available to you:

• Specific Damages—Past and future medical care, past and future wage losses, necessary repairs, renovations, replacements, and home or vehicle modifications.
• General Damages—Physical pain and suffering, emotional distress, permanent disability or disfigurement, and loss of consortium.
• In order to demonstrate the liability of the defendant(s) and provide evidence of their negligence, we must show the court that:
• The defendant owed you a legal duty of care.
• The defendant breached that duty of care.
• You suffered harm as a result of the defendant’s conduct.