Dallas Brain Injury Lawyers
Our Dallas TBI Law Firm Finds Answers After Serious Injuries
A brain injury most often occurs when the head experiences significant pressure or force. When this force is strong enough, a person can suffer what is known as a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Whether a TBI is minor or severe, it may have lasting repercussions on a person’s life.
The types of brain and head injuries include:
- Skull fractures
- Intracranial hemorrhage
- Cerebral contusions
- Concussions
Over 1.7 million people suffer from traumatic brain injuries each year in the United States. Since many TBIs are unseen, some refer to them as the “Silent Epidemic.”
Often, brain injuries happen because of the negligent behavior of a person or company. When this happens, the injured and their families deserve justice. Since brain injuries require extensive medical care, rehab, and can change a person’s ability to work, they’re often expensive. Our Dallas brain injury lawyers step in to demand answers from those who could’ve prevented a serious injury, yet didn’t. We know what the families who turn to us are facing, and we refuse to accept anything less than what they deserve.
Call our Dallas TBI law firm today at (888) 493-1629 or online for a free, private consultation. We help clients in nearby areas such as Fort Worth as well as nationwide.
Closed Head Injury Claims in Dallas
One of the most common sources of TBIs after an accident are closed head injuries. These injuries occur when the skull and the dura mater (the membrane that protects the brain and spinal cord) remain intact. Because they have no significant physical manifestations, closed head injuries might go unnoticed until complications from on emerge late on. Closed head injuries are often caused by the force the body is subjected to during falls, car accidents, or being close to an explosion.
Examples of closed head injuries include:
- Concussion: A temporary disruption of brain function.
- Intracranial Hematoma: Bleeding between the brain and skull.
- Cerebral contusion: Bruised brain tissue.
- Diffuse axonal injury: When the nerve fibers of a brain’s neurons are damaged.