A traumatic brain injury can wreak havoc on your life and those around you. You deserve compensation when you get a TBI at no fault. Mezrano Law Firm is there. Our Birmingham traumatic brain injury lawyers fight for families throughout Alabama. Call today to learn more about our services.
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Traumatic brain injury, or TBI, covers a wide range of complex injuries affecting:
Did You Know?
“Traumatic brain injury is the leading cause of death and disability in children and young adults in the United States.” – National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
Brain injuries are categorized in two ways: closed-head injuries, where the skull remains intact and penetrating injuries, where an object enters the skull and injures the brain. A TBI may result from either of these types of injuries. According to the Mayo Clinic, these are the leading causes of brain injuries:
Falls are one of the leading causes of brain injury. What’s important to know is that falls don’t have to be from heights to cause a severe injury. A person who trips or slips and then falls, as a result, can be seriously injured. Small children and the elderly are especially at risk.
If your loved one falls in a nursing home, you may be able to hold the nursing home accountable for negligence. Often, blocked pathways or unsafe furniture design are to blame. Other times, it could be a combination of medications that causes balance issues. Give us a call today.
Car accidents are another leading cause of traumatic brain injury. The impact of two vehicles colliding can create enough force to whip a person’s head back and forth. This is the basis of whiplash, which can cause long-term inflammation. It can also lead to cracked or compressed vertebrae in the neck, which may lead to necessary surgical procedures to fix. People can sustain a concussion at 5 miles per hour.
We tend to think of TBI as a one-time event. The truth is that a TBI is more like a chronic disease. According to research compiled by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a moderate-to-severe TBI:
(All CDC summaries are based on patients still alive after five years.)
Like many other chronic diseases, TBI does not have a “cure” per se. Some patients will heal, but more than half will stay the same or worsen.
If you sustain a brain injury in Birmingham, the right lawyer can make all the difference. Mezrano Law Firm represents clients throughout Alabama who has been seriously injured by other people. When you choose us, you’re choosing attorneys who:
A traumatic brain injury can have a life-long impact on families. The Birmingham TBI attorneys of Mezrano Law Firm help Alabamians when they need us the most. To schedule your free initial consultation with an experienced injury lawyer, please call 205-206-6300 or fill out our contact form.
Many resources are available for people with brain injuries and their caretakers. The Alabama Head Injury Foundation(AHIF) in Hoover offers a wealth of information, but here are some places you can start:
AHIF support group – 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Patton Ridge Apts
2122 Rocky Ridge Road, Hoover
Meets on the 3rd Thursday of every month
(205) 213-4353 o 800-433-8002
Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services (ADRS)
Children’s of Alabama
1600 7th Ave. S.
Birmingham AL 352332
205-638-9100