Some of the most serious personal injury accidents result in traumatic brain injury (TBI). These cases require special attention from a law firm equipped with the knowledge and experience to handle TBI patients’ continuing needs.
Concussions and Auto Insurance Claims
Mild traumatic brain injuries can often go undetected after an auto accident. The shock of a car crash can cover the symptoms of a concussion and hide the fact that significant damage has been done to the brain. Often, motorists with mild TBI forget to even include it on the auto insurance claims application they file immediately after the crash.
This can cause problems when secondary injuries caused by swelling or bruising inside the skull interfere with the brain function and require more treatment later. Often, insurance companies will deny claims for auto insurance benefits related to traumatic brain injury, claiming the injury was not disclosed, or was not related to the accident.
When that happens, we can help you protect your claim, and sue for medical expenses, lost wages, and replacement service benefits you are entitled to under the Michigan No-Fault Act. Our attorneys know the signs of auto-accident-related TBI. We will work with your doctors to prove that the symptoms you struggle with now are the results of a motor vehicle accident
Ongoing Treatment in Traumatic Brain Injury Cases
No matter what form your personal injury lawsuit takes, traumatic brain injuries bring special needs and ongoing treatment. While some TBI patients recover fully within the first weeks or months, others require rehabilitation and occupational therapy for years. Some may never regain full use of their faculties. When a traumatic brain injury requires ongoing treatment, we can help you account for the costs and find sources for ongoing medical support. Whether from lifetime no-fault medical expense benefits, or a one-time personal injury award, you need to know there will be enough to take care of you no matter how long your recovery.
Experienced Traumatic Brain Injury Attorneys in Metro Detroit
At Macomb Law Group, we know what traumatic brain injury can do to our patients. We understand the diagnosis, the treatments, and the need for ongoing support. We want to help you receive the benefits and compensation you deserve to provide for yourself and your loved ones for years to come.
If you have been diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury following an accident, contact the Macomb Law Group for a free consultation, and let us get to work for you.
Have a question about your case, or simply want to know more about your rights? Give us a call and we are happy to listen. If we can help, we’ll tell you how we think we can work together to make it right. If we think you may be in better hands with another attorney, we will be happy to refer you to one of our trusted colleagues!
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Mild traumatic brain injuries can often go undetected after an auto accident. The shock of a car crash can cover the symptoms of a concussion and hide the fact that significant damage has been done to the brain. Often, motorists with mild TBI forget to even include it on the auto insurance claims application they file immediately after the crash.
This can cause problems when secondary injuries caused by swelling or bruising inside the skull interfere with the brain function and require more treatment later. Often, insurance companies will deny claims for auto insurance benefits related to traumatic brain injury, claiming the injury was not disclosed, or was not related to the accident.
When that happens, we can help you protect your claim, and sue for medical expenses, lost wages, and replacement service benefits you are entitled to under the Michigan No-Fault Act. Our attorneys know the signs of auto-accident-related TBI. We will work with your doctors to prove that the symptoms you struggle with now are the results of a motor vehicle accident