Brain Damage Cases

The basic definition of brain damage is an injury to the brain caused by various conditions such as head trauma, inadequate oxygen supply, infections, or intracranial hemorrhage. This damage may be associated with a behavioral or functional abnormality. The brain can be damaged in many ways and severity, cognitive impairment, perceptual symptoms, physical symptoms, and/or behavioral symptoms.

Long Term Effects

Any accident is traumatic for the people involved. When it comes to brain injuries, in particular, you may have to deal with long-term effects from the injury, such as inability to speak coherently, motor function disabilities, cognitive difficulties, loss of memory, stroke, coma, etc. As these will require future medical attention, you should get your, or your loved one’s, brain injury case handled appropriately to get the compensation you need and deserve.

Financial Compensation

Any accident that results in brain injury, brain damage, or cognitive deficits can be devastating for the individual injured as well as their friends, family, and loved ones. What can make that difficult time even worse is when the accident occurs due to another party’s negligence or carelessness. A brain injury or brain damage can cause significant pain and discomfort along with a range of other symptoms. On top of physical symptoms, the injured person could potentially have to deal with several doctor’s visits, medical procedures, surgeries, and more, as well as all of the bills that follow. Holding the person who caused the brain injury financially responsible can help the injured person and/or their loved ones cope with the difficult time they are facing without the burden of the upcoming financial repercussions on their shoulders. While taking legal action won’t take away the physical symptoms faced, it can, at the very least, help recover the financial compensation they deserve. 

Contact The Barrera Law Firm for a free consultation if you or a loved one has suffered a brain injury due to another’s negligence.