In the aftermath of an accident, visible injuries often command the victim’s full attention. However, some of the most significant injuries you can face may lurk undetected beneath the surface. Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and concussions manifest symptoms that might initially be brushed off or misunderstood. Understanding the signs such as headaches, fatigue, and confusion will help you seek the treatment you need to recover from your injury.
TBI victims and their families may be overwhelmed by medical costs and other burdens after an accident, and can be overwhelmed by changes in the family member injured by a TBI. At Knutson + Casey, our attorneys are committed to helping our clients and their families deal with TBI injuries, and later recover the maximum compensation available for their injuries and losses. We understand how challenging contending with a brain injury can be for the injured person, their family and friends. Knutson Casey can handle every aspect of your case as you focus on your injuries and other losses.
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A TBI occurs when a sudden jolt to the head causes harm to the brain. These injuries can be mild or severe and can present a wide range of symptoms. While some signs may appear immediately after the accident, others may not emerge until days or weeks later.
If you suffered a temporarily loss of consciousness after an accident, you may have suffered a TBI. At first, it can be hard to tell if you have a TBI, and your friends, co-workers or family may tell you that you are acting differently or forgetting things. A few symptoms of a TBI includes the following:
Moderate to severe TBIs can cause more severe symptoms that may have a long-term impact on your life. Some symptoms of moderate to severe TBIs include the following:
Following your accident, it is essential to seek high level immediate medical attention, including possibly a neurologist or TBI specialist. Because TBIs are typically invisible to the naked eye, they may be challenging to recognize, even if you are aware of the symptoms. After receiving medical treatment, contact a skilled attorney to discuss your case and the compensation you may be eligible to collect.
After suffering a TBI, victims may endure lengthy and costly hospital stays as they heal and recover, or may end up losing their jobs due to forgetfulness and issues concentrating. Expenses can add up quickly, burdening the victims and their families. If another person’s negligence caused your brain injury, you deserve compensation for the full extent of your losses. At Knutson + Casey, our attorneys are dedicated to helping our clients recover the following damages:
We recognize that recovering from a TBI can be a long and arduous process. Our attorneys are dedicated to prioritizing your current and expected needs as we fight for justice on your behalf.
At Knutson + Casey, we pride ourselves on our unwavering commitment to protecting our clients’ rights and interests. We understand the unique challenges of suffering a brain injury and are here to help you recover the compensation you deserve. Our attorneys have 30 years of experience and a proven track record of achieving favorable outcomes for brain injury victims across Minnesota. We combine small firm friendliness with big firm power to provide unparalleled service to our clients.
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