Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyers
Tennessee Personal Injury Attorneys

1.5 Million Americans suffer Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) each year.
(Brain Injury Association of America)

Let our Attorneys handle your brain personal injury case for you. Contact our law offices and our attorneys will review your injury case absolutely free of charge.

Brain Injuries

Serious brain injuries can happen in two ways, by blunt force – called traumatic brain injury, or by a lack of oxygen called anoxic brain injuries. Brain injuries can cause paralysis, unconsciousness and even death.

Anoxic Brain Injuries

Anoxic Brain injuries occur when the supply of oxygen is cut off to the brain. This often takes place in swimming and diving accidents as well as in surgery complications and other accidents where the supply of oxygen is cut off to the point of causing brain damage.

Traumatic Brain Injuries

Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) occurs by sudden acceleration or deceleration of the brain. These types of brain injuries usually take place when the skull comes in contact with a hard surface or object. This can lead to tearing of the nerves, bruising of the tissue against the skull, brain stem injuries, and swelling. Swelling is one of the bodies healing functions, but can cause major problems in the brain cavity because the brain has nowhere to move. Severe swelling can cause further obstruction to the brain. Traumatic Brain Injuries often occur in vehicle collisions, motorcycle crashes, and sports injuries.

These are some typical conditions that can result from Brain injuries:

• Paralysis
• Loss of voluntary or involuntary motor functions
• Memory loss
• Changes in thinking, decision making, planning, safety judgment, organization, reading and writing.
• Sensory loss such as sight, speech, touch, smelling, or hearing
• Fatigue, weakness, and balance
• Emotional disabilities including depression, anxiety, coping skills, excessive laughing or crying, etc.
• Sexual dysfunction

A brain injury is emotionally devastating and can be financially overwhelming. If you or a loved one has suffered from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) you should seek immediate medical attention. If you feel that the damage was someone else’s fault, then contact our Tennessee Injury Law offices for a free case consultation. We are knowledgeable, are establishing offices throughout Tennessee to serve you, and we are available 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Don’t delay; contact our attorneys immediately.

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