When seeking a law firm to represent an individual who has experienced a traumatic brain injury (TBI), it’s important to select lawyers who understand the important (albeit subtle) distinctions between the signs, symptoms, and severity of these injuries, as well as how the age of the effected individual impacts their diagnosis and prognosis.
The development of the brain is a lengthy, complex process, and a child whose brain is not yet fully developed and who has suffered from a serious brain injury may have long-term and as-of-yet unrecognizable effects.
Crosley Law Firm has represented both children and adults who have suffered traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) in hundreds of cases. In this short video, Tom Crosley explains the significant differences between adults and children who suffer TBIs. Understanding the unique challenges faced by children is crucial, as TBI symptoms in children can manifest differently than in adults. Issues such as developmental delays, behavioral changes, and difficulty in communication may arise, making early diagnosis and intervention essential. Crosley emphasizes the importance of customized treatment plans to address these specific needs in young patients. Understanding these differences is crucial for effective treatment and rehabilitation. Additionally, the detection of traumatic brain injuries in children often requires specialized approaches, as their symptoms may not be as readily apparent compared to adults. This distinction can greatly influence the outcomes of their recovery and long-term health.
After you have watched this video, please take a moment to review our case area regarding brain injuries, and please contact us if you are interested in a free consultation with a lawyer with a great deal of experience dealing with these scientifically demanding cases.
