Traumatic Brain Injury
Northern Ohio Attorney Representing Brain Injury Victims
Believe it or not, one of the greatest challenges that a traumatic brain injury victim typically faces is another person’s perception of what "recovery" is. Friends, family and coworkers may assume that after the swelling, bruising and bed-ridden stage is past, the victim is "back to normal." Even doctors may seem inattentive to the victim's enduring difficulties including the following:
- Dizziness
- Headaches
- Social withdrawal
- Speech, vision or hearing impediments
- Lack of coordination
- Seizure disorders
- Paralysis
- Cognitive impairment
- Memory defects
- Inability to concentrate
- Slowness of thinking
- Malaise
- Attention deficit
- Communication disorders
- Difficulty reading and retaining information
- Fatigue
- Mood swings
- Sexual dysfunction
- Demonstrable poor judgment
- Recklessness
- Lack of self esteem and motivation
At the law office of Murray & Murray Co., L.P.A. in Sandusky, Ohio, we understand how important it is to give claims adjusters, judges or juries a clear picture of the head injury victim's "before" and "after." This is accomplished through detailed interviews with friends, family and coworkers; ongoing evaluation by neuropsychologists, use of imaging technology and diagnostic testing and work performance records.
In addition to understanding what the traumatic brain injury victim has lost, it is necessary to present a compelling case for compensation to provide for future needs. A life care planner is often a valuable resource for any brain injury victim, including a baby or child who has suffered a birth injury resulting in brain damage such as cerebral palsy.
Our primary practice is devoted to representing plaintiffs in personal injury cases. Our lawyers aggressively represent clients who have suffered severe injury or traumatic brain injury through no fault of their own.
The attorneys at Murray & Murray Co., L.P.A., can do something for you. Contact our law offices to schedule a consultation regarding a negligence claim involving a brain injury or birth injury.
