Of all injuries, brain injuries can prove to be especially debilitating and permanent. They are a serious injury that can change your quality of life forever. If you or a loved one has experienced a brain injury that others may be to blame for, contacting a brain injury attorney can help.
Traumatic brain injuries, or TBIs for short, are becoming more and more common. Many people have heard of TBIs through media coverage of permanent injuries to football players, including severe concussions. However, TBIs can be suffered through other means as well.
Baker Law Team brings a small team of experienced, personable brain injury attorneys to your side. Our team is in Indianapolis, and we provide a welcoming, comfortable office where you can meet us to discuss your case.
TBIs are alarmingly common. In fact, about 30 percent of all injury deaths involve a TBI, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Every day in the United States, more than 140 people die from injuries that include TBIs, and in 2013 alone, TBIs contributed to the deaths of roughly 50,000 people nationwide, the CDC further reports.
Brain injuries can affect all ages, demographics and backgrounds, from newborn babies to senior adults. Brain injury could result from sports or recreational activities. Brain injury can also result from a car accident, a fall, a trip or at the hands of an individual. Brain injury can be intentionally or accidentally caused by another person. In either case, another party can be held liable. An attorney can help you understand others’ involvement.
Brain injuries can vary in severity depending on how they occurred, how quickly treatment was given, whether the proper treatment and care were given, and the severity of impact. Types of brain injuries include:
Brain injuries are serious and life-threatening. Dealing with medical bills and therapy can cause financial repercussions for injured patients and their families. There may also be loss of employment, loss of income and reduced quality of life. Brain injuries can also cause:
At Baker Law Team, we are a family practice, and we treat each client like family. Don’t suffer any longer. By speaking to a qualified brain injury attorney today, you can find out whether you can seek compensation in your brain injury case. Give us a call today at 317-524-6900. We will schedule a time to meet with you and personally assess your case.
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