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TBIs: A Potentially Life-Changing Injury

A head injury can be one of the most damaging injuries you can sustain. These injuries can alter life permanently and lead to a need for long-lasting, intensive medical treatment. When someone else’s negligence is to blame for a head injury, whether because of a car accident or another incident, the injured person should not be forced to shoulder the cost of treatment and recovery.

At Edwards & Kautz Law Firm, our savvy legal team is dedicated to pursuing maximum compensation for individuals and their families who have suffered the effects of a traumatic brain injury caused by another’s negligence.

The Importance Of Seeing A Doctor

Brain injuries are generally categorized as open or closed, depending on whether the skull is fractured from the impact. Closed injuries can be more damaging, as swelling from the injury presses against the inside of the skull. With nowhere to go, the pressure can cause bruising and other damage to the brain.

It’s possible to walk away from a car accident thinking nothing is wrong, only to experience symptoms later that indicate a concussion or a more serious brain injury. Don’t assume you’re fine after you hit your head in an accident. Both for the sake of your health and for the sake of documentation for a potential personal injury claim, it’s essential to get checked out by a doctor after a blow to the head.

Let Us Help You Recover

There’s no such thing as a nonserious brain injury. We understand how serious these issues can be and will fight hard for you to get the compensation you need to recover.

Take advantage of our free initial consultation with an attorney to learn more about how we can help in the wake of a brain injury caused by another’s negligence. To get in touch with our Paducah, Kentucky, law firm, call 270-908-4914 or send us an email to get us up to speed with what’s going on.