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Have You or a Loved One Suffered a Head Injury Recently?

Goldberg & Loren is committed to helping you seek the compensation you deserve. Let our Georgia head injury lawyers help you fight for your rights and move on with your life. Contact us at (706) 696-8556 today for a free consultation.

Did you know that in Georgia, in 2019, there were 29,924 TBIs reported? Those under 39 years old are most at risk for a head injury. [1]

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What Can Cause a Head Injury?

A head injury refers to any trauma or damage that occurs to the scalp, skull, or brain. Head injuries can range from mild concussions to severe traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). Mild head injuries are commonly referred to as concussions. Concussions are generally considered less severe, but they should not be taken lightly, as they can have both short-term and long-term effects on a person’s health. 

Severe head injuries can result in traumatic brain injuries. TBIs often result in long-lasting or permanent physical, cognitive, and emotional impairments. The consequences of a traumatic brain injury can be debilitating, affecting an individual’s ability to perform day-to-day tasks, work, and maintain relationships.

A head injury can be caused by a variety of circumstances. Some of these causes may include:

  • Motor Vehicle Accidents: Car, truck, and motorcycle accidents are big contributors to head injuries. 
  • Falls: Slip and falls, trips and falls, or falling from heights can result in head trauma. 
  • Assaults: Intentional acts of violence, such as physical assaults, can result in severe head injuries. 
  • Domestic Accidents: Common household incidents, such as tripping, falling off ladders, or poor lighting, can lead to head injuries.

Motor vehicle crashes account for 50% of all TBIs. This includes autos, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, and pedestrians hit by vehicles. [2]

What Can Cause a Head Injury?

Symptoms of a Head Injury

The symptoms of a head injury can vary depending on the severity and location of the injury. Common symptoms may include:

  • Balance problems or difficulty walking
  • Behavioral or mood changes, such as irritability or depression
  • Blurred vision or changes in vision
  • Clear fluid or blood draining from the nose or ears
  • Confusion or disorientation
  • Dizziness or lightheadedness
  • Headache or pressure in the head
  • Loss of consciousness
  • Memory problems or difficulty concentrating
  • Nausea or vomiting
  • Seizures or convulsions
  • Sensitivity to light or noise
  • Slurred speech

Compensation Available for a Head Injury in Georgia

If you or a loved one has sustained a head injury in Georgia, compensation may include:

  • Medical Expenses: This includes reimbursement for medical treatment, hospital stays, surgeries, diagnostic tests, medications, rehabilitation, and therapy.
  • Lost Wages: If the head injury leaves the injured unable to work or needing to take time off work to recover, they may be entitled to compensation for lost wages or diminished earning capacity.
  • Pain and Suffering: Compensation may be provided for physical pain, emotional distress, and psychological harm resulting from the head injury.
  • Disability or Impairment: If the head injury causes long-term or permanent disability or impairment, the individual may be entitled to compensation for their reduced quality of life or loss of enjoyment of life.
  • Rehabilitation and Therapy Costs: Including the expenses associated with necessary rehabilitation, therapy, or specialized treatment to aid in recovery and improve functioning.
  • Home Modifications and Care: If modifications are needed to their home or assistance is required with daily activities due to the head injury, compensation may be provided to cover these costs.
Compensation Available for a Head Injury in Georgia

Statute of Limitations for a Head Injury Claim in Georgia

In Georgia, the Statute of Limitations for personal injury cases, including head injuries, is generally two years from the date of the accident or incident that caused the injury. Consult our Georgia head injury lawyer to discuss your specific case and see if any exceptions to this time limit may apply to your situation.

Get a Free Consultation From a Georgia Head Injury Lawyer

Goldberg & Loren has built a strong reputation due to our unwavering commitment to justice and client advocacy. We have successfully obtained significant settlements and verdicts on behalf of our clients for over 30 years.

We understand that no two head injury cases are the same, and each client has unique needs and circumstances.

We prioritize establishing a strong attorney-client relationship from the very beginning, ensuring open lines of communication, and obtaining a clear understanding of our clients’ concerns and goals. Goldberg & Loren is the go-to law firm in Georgia for head injury claims. 

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If you live in Georgia and want justice and financial support for a head injury, contact the personal injury lawyers at Goldberg & Loren today to schedule a free consultation.

FAQs

Consult a head injury lawyer as soon as possible after sustaining a head injury or being diagnosed with a head injury-related condition. The lawyer can guide you through the legal process, ensure your rights are protected, and help determine if you have a viable claim for compensation.

The majority of personal injury cases, including head injury cases, are resolved through settlements negotiated with insurance companies. Going to trial is typically a last resort if a fair settlement cannot be reached. 

Many personal injury lawyers, including head injury lawyers, work on a contingency fee basis. This means the lawyer only gets paid if they win the case and secure a financial settlement or judgment for their client. The lawyer's payment is typically a percentage (usually around 30-40%) of the total amount recovered. 

Sources:

[1] Traumatic Brain Injury. (2022, December 27). Georgia Department of Public Health. https://dph.georgia.gov/health-topics/injury-prevention-program/cdc-core/traumatic-brain-injury

[2] Brain Injury Facts – International Brain Injury Association. (n.d.). International Brain Injury Association. https://www.internationalbrain.org/resources/brain-injury-facts

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