Browse our collection of FAQs to learn more about the right to compensation following a brain injury from birth or a car accident. The legal team at Gray & White Law has compiled some of the most frequently asked questions about these types of malpractice and personal injury cases as a free resource for you.
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My son suffered a temporal lobe injury while on a school trip. The doctor told us his brain damage could be permanent. What kinds of changes could that cause?
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After a recent bout of nausea, my husband and I discovered a carbon monoxide leak in the house. Could we have suffered mild cerebral hypoxia?
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My spouse recently suffered a traumatic brain injury in a Kentucky car accident. The doctors aren’t sure if she will survive. I want to make sure that I’m doing everything that I can to protect her. Do I need to wait to see if she lives before contacting a Louisville brain injury lawyer?
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I left my baby daughter with a new babysitter this past weekend. The babysitter said that my daughter “wouldn’t stop crying,” and now my baby seems to be eating less. Is there a chance she could have suffered a baby shaking injury?
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My husband and I were in a Louisville car accident, but we both felt fine afterward and decided to go home. Now we both feel tired and are having memory problems. Could these be symptoms of brain injury?
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Do I really need to go the hospital after bumping my head in a Kentucky car accident?
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What are the signs and symptoms of a traumatic brain injury (TBI)?
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My mother was hit in the head with a softball and lost consciousness for a minute when we were watching my daughter’s game. I think she had a concussion, and I want to make sure I ask all the right questions when I take her to her Louisville doctor. What should I ask?
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My husband suffered a brain injury in Louisville while he was in surgery. He’s getting better, but it’s a slow process. Is there anything we can do to help his recovery?
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My “little” brother, who is on his Kentucky college’s football team, has been playing football since he was in middle school. Recently, he has begun to have occasional spells of slurred speech and some mental slowness. His doctor told him that he may be showing signs of chronic traumatic encephalopathy. What is it, and how can we find out if he has it?
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I’ve heard that traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) in Kentucky are assessed using the Glasgow Coma Scale. What is it?
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My baby was recently diagnosed with Shaken Baby Syndrome after an incident in his babysitter’s care. The state is pursuing child abuse charges. Should I also contact a Kentucky brain injury lawyer about filing a personal injury case?