Proving Damages For Traumatic Brain Injury Claims
Brain injury litigation can present difficult challenges in terms of proving the medical cause of the injured person’s symptoms. In the aftermath of an injury to the brain, certain forms of brain trauma can be easily overlooked or even misdiagnosed by health care providers, especially if the victim did not suffer a skull fracture and reported no loss of consciousness. Nonetheless, the results of even a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) can significantly impact the lives of the victim and their family.
At Scott Law Office and Mediation Center, attorney Mark A. Scott has represented numerous clients who have sustained TBIs. He knows what to look for to ensure that all your injuries are correctly identified and treated. He has the skill, experience and knowledge to understand how to develop and present the medical evidence of TBIs in order to maximize the recovery potential of your case, whether by settlement or at trial.
A Lawyer Who Is Committed To Your Recovery
After such a life-changing event, it is important to know the full extent of your injuries as well as the costs associated with the care that these injuries will require over time. Attorney Scott’s attention to detail in documenting TBI claims can make the decisive difference across a wide range of accident scenarios, including those involving:
- Cars
- Trucks
- Motorcycles
- Injuries at work or on job sites
- Slips, trips and falls
His goal in brain injury litigation is to help you recover fair compensation for the full range of losses you’ve experienced, not just the most obvious injuries. He wants you to be able to live as much of a full life as possible after going through such a difficult event.
Mark Scott Offers Thorough Legal Support For TBI Claims
For more information about TBI claims, call Scott Law Office and Mediation Center at 765-450-9837 or request a free case review online. He is an acclaimed leader in the field of personal injury litigation and will work hard to put you in a position of success in your case.