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You deserve the most possible compensation if you have suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) due to someone else’s negligence. But will you get that compensation? Will you receive even a dime? If you leave things up to the negligent party’s insurance representative, you might not.
Morris & Dewett Injury Lawyers of Alexandria can help you stand up for yourself and pursue the financial award you deserve after being catastrophically injured. We don’t like it when insurance companies try to push claimants around, so we push right back. Truth be told, you will probably have to fight for the significant amount of compensation that you deserve, so we aren’t going to tone it down just to be nice. If the insurance company and the liable party don’t want to go head-to-head with a winning legal team, then they need to be ready with a fair settlement sooner than later.
A traumatic brain injury can happen in a variety of accidents and situations where negligence is not put aside.
Commonly, TBIs are caused by:
Brain injury cases need to be handled with care because there is so much on the line. It is common for someone with a brain injury to never fully recover from it, so the consequences of the TBI will be permanent. The sort of consequences and symptoms endured by a TBI survivor can depend on the part of their brain that was injured.
Common TBI consequences and lifelong symptoms include:
Calculating your damages is a crucial step that we don’t rush. We need to know about every single damage you have and will experience because of your brain injury. We also need to know about all possible insurance policies we could file against for your claim. It might be possible to maximize your damages by seeking compensation from more than one policy.
“We focus on being the best at 3 things: preparing hard for our cases, making sure we deliver what clients need, and making sure they are treated well throughout the process.”
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