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If an accident has turned your life upside down, leaving you or a loved with a traumatic brain injury, then you may be wondering what comes next. How do you pay for your hospital bills and ongoing medical costs? Who should be held accountable for your TBI and related damages? When you’re faced with a catastrophic, life-changing injury, you shouldn’t have to solve these issues on your own.

At Grewal Law PLLC, we are a family-owned law firm that has served individuals and families across Michigan for decades. We can determine how many parties should be held responsible for your traumatic brain injury, build a strong case on your behalf, and demand the full compensation you need and deserve. Our mission is to successfully handle all the details of your case so that you can focus on healing.

Some of the Long-Term Effects of a Traumatic Brain Injury

Whether or not someone can make a full recovery or suffer from permanent symptoms depends not only on the severity of the TBI, but also on the location of the brain injury itself. For instance, with left-side brain damage, someone could be left with reduced language and speaking skill and difficulty thinking. Right-side brain damage could mean motor skill problems such as apraxia or challenges processing visual data. Damage to the frontal lobe can change one’s ability to control impulses, make plans, and problem solve.

A few of the many types of long-term results of a TBI can include aren’t limited to:

Insomnia
Memory loss
Headaches
Seizures
Paralysis
Balance issues
Mood swings
Depression

Whatever issues you or your loved one is dealing with after suffering a TBI, you deserve adequate medical care and answers about your accident. Our Michigan traumatic brain injury attorneys can help you determine who is at-fault for the TBI and pursue the financial compensation you need and are rightfully owed.

To learn more about your legal options and about how our Michigan TBI lawyers can help you, reach us at (888) 211-5798 or online for a free case review.

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Common Traumatic Brain Injuries

There are several types of traumatic brain injuries, or TBIs. The severity of a specific injury has less to do with the type of TBI it is and more to do with other, outside factors. For example, while concussions are generally thought of as less serious than other types of TBIs, a severe concussion or repeated concussions can result in permanent brain damage.

Some of the more common types of TBIs include:

Concussions – Caused by a sudden impact/blow to the head or a sudden change in head movement (such as whiplash)
Contusions – Bruising of the brain, caused by the brain hitting the side of the skull after a sudden impact
Subdural Hematoma – The collection of blood that forms between the brain and the protective layers of tissue inside the skull
Hemorrhage – Excessive bleeding that occurs when an artery within the brain bursts; this is technically a type of stroke
Penetrating Injury – Caused by an outside object that goes through the skull and pierces or otherwise damages the brain

Understanding Closed Head Injuries & Brain Swelling

The first four of these common TBIs—concussions, contusions, subdural hematomas, and hemorrhages—are collectively known as "closed head injuries". These and other types of TBIs can cause the brain to swell rapidly. With nowhere to expand into, the brain can become further damaged as brain tissues compress.

Symptoms of Traumatic Brain Injuries

It is important that you are able to recognize the signs of a TBI so that you can help your loved one receive prompt medical care if he or she suffers such an injury. The severity of symptoms typically correlates with the severity of injury, but regardless of how serious your symptoms are, or those of your loved one, it is critical that you seek medical attention right away.

Some of the common symptoms of traumatic brain injuries include and aren't limited to:

Confusion
Loss of consciousness
Inability to remember things that happened recently
Changes in sleep patterns
Nausea, with or without vomiting
Dizziness and loss of balance
Blurred vision
Inability to smell
Sensitivity to sounds/ringing in ears
Aversion to light
Changes in behavior, mood, or personality
Convulsions or seizures
Dilated pupils (one or both)
Persistent or worsening headache
Slurred speech
Inability to walk/loss of coordination
Numbness of extremities
Coma

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While blameless accidents can and do occur, most catastrophic injuries are the result of negligence. If you believe that your or your loved one’s traumatic brain injury was caused by another person, company, or entity’s careless, reckless, or intentional actions, reach out to an attorney at our firm today. We can help you fully understand your legal options and work to protect your right to compensation.

Discuss your case with one of our Michigan traumatic brain injury attorneys in Okemos, Northville, and Grand Rapids; call (888) 211-5798 or contact us online today.

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