Brain Injury Attorneys in Aurora, Colorado

Proof of Damages Claims in Brain Injury Accidents

Those suffering from either a severe brain injury or a mild traumatic brain injury, as the result of someone else’s negligence, are entitled to compensation for their damages. Often, the symptoms are subject to dispute and the prognosis for a full recovery is uncertain. In such cases, an insurance adjuster or their attorney will be very much tempted to fight your claim.

You need a qualified personal injury attorney to help establish your right to compensation for brain injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident, trucking accident, or car accident. Contact a knowledgeable personal injury lawyer at Western States Law, P.C. We can protect your interests to achieve full compensation for you and your family.

The top Denver personal injury attorneys at Western States Law, P.C. know how to investigate and present claims for brain injuries ranging from a mild concussion to severe brain damage or even an extended coma. In the less severe range of cases, known medically as mild or moderate traumatic brain injury, the victim does not often know he or she has suffered an injury. Many times, family members must report the symptoms to doctors as such symptoms are often subtle. Often a mild traumatic brain injury will resolve within the first twelve months. However, symptoms that do not resolve by that time may be considered permanent.

Some symptoms of a brain injury include sleep pattern changes, vision problems, headaches, memory loss, personality change, and peculiar behavior. Such behavior may be as simple as leaving water running, forgetting well-known phone numbers or names, losing things, and leaving food out or putting items in cupboards that belong in the fridge. When symptoms do not improve, neuropsychological testing may be necessary to identify the nature of the brain damage. Cognitive therapy is often necessary to minimize the effect that these injuries have on home life.

At Western States Law, P.C., we work with doctors and therapists to explain the nature of your injuries and the recovery potential. It is important to take these injuries seriously and document EVERYTHING, including specific examples of how brain injury has affected your loved one’s life and memory.

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