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Let Our Traumatic Brain Injury Attorneys Recover the Compensation You Deserve

Whenever another party is at-fault for an incident that results in a traumatic brain injury, they have the obligation under the law to provide compensation. It includes payments for medical bills, emotional traumas, and lost income.

An Indianapolis brain injury lawyer may be able to help with this process. A dedicated catastrophic injury attorney could fully investigate the incident that led to a traumatic brain injury, gather evidence pointing to another party being at fault, and demand proper payments in and out of court.

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No matter how minor a traumatic brain injury may appear to be, it is essential that individuals immediately measure how that incident will impact their life. Seeking out prompt medical care can help limit the potential of these incidents inflicting permanent damage and can assist people in helping connect symptoms to the actions of others. Talk to an Indianapolis brain injury attorney from Yosha Cook & Tisch law firm to evaluate your case for free. Your lawyer will analyze your accident, establish liability, calculate the compensation you could claim, and advise you on your legal options.

What is a Traumatic Brain Injury?

When medical professionals describe a traumatic brain injury, they talk about a catastrophic injury: any impact that affects the health of a person’s brain. These injuries often result from violent jolts to the head or direct contact with an object that causes the brain to collide with the inside of the skull.
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Types of Traumatic Brain Injuries for Which You Might Have a Claim

A traumatic brain injury can occur due to any event that causes damage to a person’s brain. These may result from any situation where the head or neck suffers direct damage due to an impact. However, brain injuries can also occur due to sudden harsh movements that cause the brain to collide with the skull’s interior.

An accident victim can suffer various traumatic brain injuries. TBIs are usually classified into two main categories:

Primary Brain Injuries

On impact, victims suffer primary brain injuries, usually during the accident. Such TBIs include:

  • Contusions and concussions
  • Skull fractures
  • Coup-countercoup injuries
  • Intracranial hematomas
  • Diffuse axonal injuries

 Secondary Brain Injuries

In the hours and days passing the accident, the victim might suffer secondary injuries (brain/nerve changes that occur after the initial one). These can include:

  • Hypotension
  • Hypoxia
  • Fluid buildup at the brain level
  • Cerebral edema
  • Ischemia and ischemic strokes

Bring your medical file to your Indianapolis traumatic brain injury attorney. Depending on your diagnosis and prognosis, your lawyer will build a compensation claim or lawsuit to cover all the economic and non-economic damages you incurred due to someone’s negligence.
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Common Causes of Traumatic Brain Injuries

TBIs can result from a varied series of events. Perhaps the most common are car accidents that can cause injuries ranging from concussions to permanent brain damage. However, traumatic brain injuries may also stem from:

A person could suffer from traumatic brain injuries caused by other incidents involving someone’s negligence, carelessness, or malicious intent: sports and leisure activities, assault or other violent crime, falling objects, occupational hazards, child abuse, and more.

If a person died because of traumatic brain injuries, the family could have grounds for a claim or lawsuit against the liable party. However, discussing matters with a wrongful death attorney in Indianapolis is crucial, considering Indiana’s wrongful death laws and damage caps.

An experienced Indianapolis brain injury lawyer can provide more information about the main incidents that lead to such head injuries and work to build you a potent case so you can receive a fair settlement.

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To get your free consultation with an Indianapolis car accident lawyer, reach out to us online or call 317-334-9200. We are available 24/7 to take your call, and we are ready to help you move forward after a wreck.

Claim Damages and Your Life Back with the Help of an Indianapolis Brain Injury Attorney

A compensation claim will demand payments for a variety of losses. At the center of the case will be a demand for reimbursement for all medical costs. This can include covering past medical bills and payments for estimated future care. Learn here how our Indianapolis brain injury attorneys can help you recover.
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We Include All Your Damages In Your Claim or Lawsuit

A person’s losses following a traumatic brain injury may last for months or years in the future. Because of this, it is essential to consider how the incident will affect one’s quality of life and future income. A comprehensive claim will demand payments for lost quality of life and an inability to return to work. An Indianapolis traumatic brain injury attorney could help to craft these demand packages.

Here are the economic and non-economic damages you could recover in a traumatic brain injury claim or lawsuit:

  • Present and future medical treatments, including surgeries, medication, rehabilitation, and physical or occupational therapy.
  • Property damages (damages to your vehicle if you were in a motor accident).
  • Lifestyle changes related to your at-home care (wheelchair or other medical devices you might need, a different house setting to accommodate your condition, etc.).
  • Pain and suffering, including counseling and therapy sessions for emotional distress, speech therapy if needed, etc.
  • Loss of wages and lost earning capacity.
  • Loss of consortium.

It is very hard to assign monetary value to such losses, especially since a brain injury can have lifelong (and unpredictable) consequences. To ensure you receive a fair settlement, our TBI attorneys will factor in the type and severity of your injury, the estimated costs of present and future medical care and assistance, the injury’s impact on your everyday life, your estimated recovery period, permanent impairment or disability, psychological trauma, the at-fault party’s insurance policy, and more.
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We File Your Claim Within Indiana’s Statute of Limitations

There is no doubt that a traumatic brain injury has the potential to change every part of a person’s life. In many situations, the extent of these changes may not become certain for many years after the incident that resulted in the injuries. Even so, the law places a time limit on when a person can demand compensation following an injury. This time limit will vary depending on the facts that led to the incident.

Your attorney will strive to pursue cases within the relevant time limits. According to Indiana Code § 34-11-2-4, most people will have no more than two years from the date of their injury to demand compensation.

This applies both to situations where a court case is necessary to determine the value of a case or when parties attempt to close the claim through an insurance settlement.

In either scenario, an Indianapolis traumatic brain injury lawyer could help to pursue a case that satisfies this essential portion of the law.

We Will Protect You From Insurance Companies

One of the most important things to remember after an accident is that the insurance companies are not your friends. Even in cases where you have your own insurance company, such as in car accidents, that company’s goal is always to save money. While your company may pay out benefits for medical care, it is still in its best interest to minimize the overall damages in the case.

Since many traumatic brain injury cases end with an insurance settlement, dealing with these companies is a necessary evil. Always be sure to contact your own insurance company if you have one to release funds for immediate medical care. However, beyond this, it is usually best to obtain legal help before taking any further steps.

This is because insurance companies like to work with unrepresented injured individuals. They know that these people will be easy to bully and may accept a quick settlement to receive fast payment.

Hiring an Indianapolis brain injury attorney lets these companies know that you are serious about protecting your rights. Furthermore, a TBI lawyer can provide their opinion concerning whether a settlement offer is fair and participate in negotiations from a position of strength.

The specific damages and amounts you can recover will depend on the details of your case. An Indianapolis car accident attorney from Yosha Law can help you identify and pursue all applicable damages to maximize your compensation.

Let an Indianapolis Traumatic Brain Injury Attorney Take the Lead in Your Case

Traumatic brain injuries can present with a variety of symptoms and challenges. These may require extensive medical treatment and force you to make major changes in your life. These losses make you eligible for compensation.

An Indianapolis traumatic brain injury lawyer is prepared to fight for you. This includes building powerful cases that prove another party’s negligence, measuring how the incident has impacted your life and demanding appropriate compensation from all liable parties. There is a limited time under the law to seek these payments.

Contact an Indianapolis brain injury attorney to get started on your case today!

Indianapolis Traumatic Brain Injuries: FAQs

What are the most common symptoms of traumatic brain injuries?

The brain serves as the hub for all of the body’s functions. Damage to this vital organ can affect a person’s ability to think and jeopardize the rest of the body’s wellbeing. It is not unusual for a traumatic brain injury (TBI) to result in paralysis, a loss of function in a limb, or a reduction in cognitive function.

According to the Mayo Clinic, a traumatic brain injury can result in various symptoms. The moments following these injuries may see a person to lose consciousness, become nauseous, suffer confusion, or experience disorientation.

These symptoms may indicate that the brain has suffered direct damage. Worse, traumatic brain injuries are often permanent because the brain cannot self-heal. Resulting difficulties with balance, changes in mood, or a loss of sensory function are just a few of the possible long-term effects of traumatic brain injuries.

What are the consequences of traumatic brain injuries?

Unfortunately, many who have sustained TBI may be unable to return to activities they performed before their accident. Many individuals may never fully recover, even with extensive physical rehabilitation and occupational therapy. A  traumatic brain injury attorney in Indianapolis could provide more information about the medical science concerning head injuries.


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