Although it may be difficult to ascertain the amount of pain you are experiencing due to your traumatic brain injury, Wade Law understands the overwhelming nature of the recovery process and we are here to help you. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention state that almost two million people per year in the United States have been unfortunate victims of traumatic brain injuries. Many have been compensated for their losses with the help of a Fayetteville brain injury attorney. We sympathize that you are inundated with doctors’ appointments, therapy sessions, medical bills, and other expenses, and our firm can help reduce the trauma of your recovery process.
When dealing with the aftermath of a serious injury, it is always best to contact a personal injury attorney in Fayetteville. They will be able to assist you throughout your recovery process, taking the stress off of your shoulders so that you can focus on recovering physically. Call Wade Law today at 770-282-1188 for a free consultation with our specialists. Our experts will fight to get the most compensation for your brain injury.
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The Nature and Symptoms of Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI)
A TBI, or traumatic brain injury, most commonly occurs in one of two ways: (1) a closed head injury or (2) a penetrating head injury. The distinction between the two lies in the contact an object has with the head and the resulting outcome. If an object pierces through your skull and causes damage to the brain, you are the victim of a penetrating head injury. A closed head injury occurs when contact is made between an object and your head, but your skull has not been penetrated. Injury can also occur without contact to the head if a person is aggressively shaken hard enough to cause damage to the brain. Considering the nature of traumatic head and brain injuries, a variety of symptoms can occur. If you experience any of the following symptoms after a motorcycle or automobile accident, serious slip and fall incident, construction or workplace injury, a sports-related injury, or were the victim of a violent assault, please contact our office and ask to speak with a Fayetteville brain injury attorney:- Mood swings or behavioral changes
- Lack of energy or increased need for sleep
- Lack of mental clarity, focus, and sharpness
- Nausea or motion sickness
- Feelings of unbalance
- Headaches or migraines
- Decrease in eye-hand or other coordination