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Winning a Traumatic Brain Injury Case

Seguin, TX, is a bustling community. Unfortunately, its busy roads and thriving economy sometimes have unwanted consequences. Like the rest of Texas, traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are on the rise in the area.

At Crosley Law, we have built a reputation for our cutting-edge approach to TBI claims, whether they involve car crashes, reckless business owners, or other factors. Our attorneys stand up for victims of TBIs in Seguin and throughout Texas, using our years of experience to get our clients the compensation they deserve.

Have you or a loved one suffered a traumatic brain injury from a car crash in Seguin, TX? Contact Crosley Law today at 210-LAW-3000 | 210-529-3000 and keep reading to learn more about TBIs and how they can affect your car crash claim.

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Understanding Brain Injury Cases

TBIs: What They Are and How They Occur

A traumatic brain injury occurs when a violent impact causes swelling, bruising, bleeding, or tissue damage in the brain. You can broadly categorize TBIs in two ways:

• Penetrating: During the collision, debris or other materials pierce or crack your skull and cause brain damage.
• Closed: While your skull remains intact, your brain is violently shaken and may strike the skull cavity.

While penetrating injuries are very dramatic, closed head injuries are much more common. Roughly 570,000 people suffer closed head injuries every year – and about 15% of the victims die soon after. Survivors often deal with debilitating symptoms due to damaged brain tissue, blood vessels, and nerves.

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Motor vehicles are one of the most common causes of TBIs, especially among young people. Other common causes include falls, explosions, and acts of violence.

Unfortunately, doctors sometimes overlook TBIs. If you suffered a jolt to the head during your crash, you should mention the incident to your physician and describe your symptoms. Research suggests that early diagnosis and treatment may improve your outcome – and your doctors’ notes may become essential evidence in your injury claims.

Look Out for These TBI Signs and Symptoms

Because there may not be a visible sign of your head injury, you should look out for common TBI symptoms after a crash. Seek medical care if you experience:

• Loss of consciousness during a crash
• Headaches
• Ringing in your ears
• Visual disturbances, such as blurred or double vision
• Changes in your sense of taste or smell
• Slurred speech or difficulties with word-finding
• Dizziness or balance problems
• Memory loss and concentration deficits
• Fatigue or problems sleeping
• Anxiety and depression
• Personality changes and mood swings
• Increased aggression
• Seizures
• Nausea and vomiting
• Any other worrisome or persistent problems

These symptoms may be temporary and last for a few days or weeks, or they could be long-lasting or permanent.

Not only is seeing a doctor after a car crash essential to your health and wellbeing, but it is also important for your personal injury case. Insurance companies will attempt to claim that you did not suffer a brain injury or that your injury was “minor.” Having medical records that show the extent of your injury and losses is crucial to your case.

Crosley Law | Standing Up for Victims of Traumatic Brain Injuries in Seguin

A well-known expert in traumatic brain injury litigation, Tom Crosley has years of experience handling complex brain injury cases and helping victims get the compensation they need and deserve. We often work with a network of experts to handle these challenging cases, including neurologists, neuropsychologists, and physical rehabilitation specialists.

We understand the challenges that face TBI victims and their loved ones. Let Crosley Law handle your car accident case so that you can focus on your physical and emotional recovery. Schedule a free consultation by completing our online contact form or calling 210-LAW-3000 | 210-529-3000 today.

4 Signs You May Have an Undiagnosed Traumatic Brain Injury

Traumatic Brain Injuries Are on the Rise in the U.S.

Since early detection of TBIs saves lives, we wrote this ebook and are providing it to you and your family free of charge. Here are a just a few of the useful things you can expect from this free ebook:

• Detailed information about commonly unobserved signs and symptoms of TBI
• The most common causes of TBI and how to reduce your risk
• A checklist of useful tips to help you manage your symptoms once you’ve been diagnosed

These could be very serious symptoms of a traumatic brain injury, and you should visit a physician as soon as possible to obtain a diagnosis and to receive essential, potentially life-saving care.

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