Legal Articles About Traumatic Brain Injuries and Florida Law
These legal articles have important information about traumatic brain injuries and pursuing a personal injury claim in Florida. Our online legal library of articles is updated frequently by our team of local experts on behalf of Jim Dodson, an experienced traumatic brain injury attorney.
If you have lost a loved one in an accident or you have been seriously injured, you may be overwhelmed by the questions and decisions you face. You should be able to focus on your grief or your recovery without the immense burden of dealing with how to pay the medical bills or what you should say to the claims adjuster. Our personal injury law firm has over 25 years experience successfully representing brain injury cases and wrongful death claims. You need to feel confident that you can turn your personal injury case over to a lawyer who cares about you. If you have immediate questions and want to speak to a Clearwater traumatic brain injury lawyer, call our office at 888-815-6398 to schedule a time to discuss your accident case. There is never a fee for a consultation.
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Brain Injuries | Cerebral Laceration Cerebral laceration means tearing of brain tissue or blood vessels in the brain. It's similar to Diffuse Axonal Injury but affects different parts of the brain. -
Different Types of Hematomas in the Brain A hematoma is a collection of blood outside the blood vessels. This occurs when a blood vessel ruptures allowing the blood to escape and pool in a certain area. -
Imaging Tests Used to Diagnose Brain Injuries Many times brain injuries go unrecognized and therefore untreated. Imaging tests such as MRIs, SPECT, CT and PET scans can help diagnose a brain injury. -
A Concussion is a Brain Injury A concussion disrupts the function of the brain and is considered a mild brain injury. It is caused when brain cells, called neurons, become damaged. -
Memory Loss After a Concussion When someone suffers a concussion it is considered a mild brain injury. From a medical perspective, evidence of a mild brain injury includes loss of memory. -
How Does a Neuropsychologist Evaluate Brain Injuries? Neuropsychologists are psychologists who study brain processes and behaviors. Their role is to diagnose the degree of cognitive impairment from brain injury. -
Two Common Misunderstandings About Brain Injury It’s common for clients to our office after a crash and downplay brain injury symptoms because they believe it’s something that should clear up on its own.