Concussions In Auto Accidents Demand Medical Attention
Now we know that serious brain injuries may develop after a concussion from a car accident. A concussion could turn into a mild traumatic brain injury (mild TBI) and be the cause of life-altering symptoms and side effects.
Just one concussion makes a victim more susceptible to additional concussions. The severity of symptoms become worse from each successive concussion along with the very real possibilities of depression, dementia and post-concussion syndrome (continuing nausea, headaches and moodiness for weeks).
Have you or a family member suffered concussion from a motor vehicle accident in Georgia? Speak with one of our Atlanta-based attorneys today to discuss how our legal counsel and representation can help you in the short term and long term. Please call us today at 404-873-4696.
Concussion Symptoms
- Nausea
- Short-term memory loss
- Headaches and migraines
- Lack of focus
- Sleeplessness
- Moodiness, irritability and anxiety
- Depression
If you have suffered a head injury, you should seek immediate medical attention. You may have deeper wounds than you suspect, and they could cause long-term health concerns that affect your ability to complete tasks and support your family.
Your brain takes much longer to heal than most parts of your body. If you have concussion symptoms, tell your doctor right away and follow prescribed treatment and cautions to the T.
Pursuing Compensation For Head Injury
Our lawyers ensure we gather the right evidence to build a strong claim that establishes full and fair compensation for past, present and future medical needs and other damages. We are trial lawyers, and we are experienced with complex injury cases of all types. We will collaborate with appropriate medical, vocational and economic experts to establish the value of your case in line with your compensation needs.
Please call us today to schedule a free consultation with an attorney at 404-873-4696, or email our team to start the conversation about your particular case.