Care You May Need After a Brain Injury
Our Lexington brain injury lawyers’ specializations in practice areas like this have afforded them a wealth of knowledge about what clients go through after sustaining TBIs. They often find themselves needing to visit the doctor, take medications, and undergo surgeries to repair brain damage after getting injured.
Our attorneys also often see where many clients who suffer a moderate TBI end up needing to undergo speech, occupational, or physical therapy to regain some of the functionality lost when they got hurt. When our law firm’s attorneys develop an attorney-client relationship after a free consultation with a new client, they often find that those same clients might also need to see a mental health therapist to help them cope with the emotional, cognitive, or behavioral impacts associated with their brain damage.
No amount of any type of therapy is sufficient for some clients with head injuries. They end up being bound to a wheelchair for the rest of their lives.
Sometimes, those clients’ injuries are so profound that they must be taken care of at long-term care facilities where they can receive around-the-clock care. As you might imagine, this type of dedicated care and associated medical expenses can be costly. It can easily reach into the realm of hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars in medical bills across a lifetime.
Whether you file a personal injury lawsuit or wrongful death claim, you can seek compensation for:
- Medical costs, including current and future care
- Lost wages, such as past, present, and future income
- Pain and suffering related to the injury
- Loss of companionship and enjoyment of life
- Funeral and burial expenses if the TBI resulted in a loved one’s loss of life
We know that these injuries can significantly impact an individual and their loved ones. You have the right to hold negligent parties accountable for their actions and recover damages from the accident.