Brain injuries are generally classified into three categories: mild, moderate, and severe. So-called "mild" brain injury victims may suffer a period of unconsciousness, confusion, or disorientation. Residual effects may include persistent headaches, anxiety, irritability, and depression. "Moderate" brain injuries may result in the permanent impairment of cognitive, motor, or sensual functions. "Severe" brain injuries may cause psychosis, coma, or wrongful death.

Additionally, traumatic brain injury may increase the risk of epilepsy and conditions such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and other brain disorders that become more prevalent with age.

Orlando Traumatic Brain Injury Contact Information

Our trial attorneys understand that brain and spinal cord injury cases are unique, complex, and challenging. Our lawyers are fluent in all aspects of brain and spinal cord injury litigation: we are familiar with how these injuries occur; we know the relevant personal injury laws; we have access to medical experts who can explain to jurors, judges, and insurance adjustors the consequences of these injuries; and we have the experience necessary to get the most out of these sometimes difficult cases.

We have obtained substantial personal injury verdicts and settlements on behalf of our brain and spinal cord injury clients, and we can help you as well. If another party's reckless or negligent actions have resulted in harm to you or a loved one, contact our Orlando, Central Florida spinal cord and brain injury lawyers and schedule a consultation.