Your doctor has delivered the news. You have a brain contusion. While the diagnosis provides you with some answers, it likely also leads to additional questions. Below, our experienced Kentucky brain injury lawyers will try to answer these questions for you so that you have…
A brain injury has changed your life. Whether you suffer communication issues, memory problems, gross motor difficulties, or other challenges, your life is different than it was before your crash. As you prepare for the future, it is essential to get help in a variety…
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), also known as a head injury, is one of the main causes of death and permanent disability globally. Trauma to the head resulting from personal injuries, such as auto accidents or slip-and-falls, can happen instantaneously. Victims of head trauma often require…
An acquired brain injury is any type of brain injury that occurs after birth. Acquired brain injuries are not hereditary, congenital, or degenerative. Instead, they often occur because of an illness or traumatic event. Accordingly, acquired brain injuries are often divided into two groups: traumatic and…
Your primary concern is—and should be—your physical recovery. As you navigate a brain injury diagnosis and treatment plan, you may make mistakes that could hurt your legal recovery. Few people avoid all mistakes, and, often, our experienced brain injury lawyers can still help people get…
Your doctors, lawyers, and loved ones are using a lot of different terms when they are talking about your brain injury and personal injury lawsuit. We want you to understand what these words mean because they may impact your recovery. Brain Injury Definitions Some of…