Kentucky Brain Injury Lawsuit Attorney
The Brain Injury Association of America reports that more than 50,000 people will die from a brain injury and another 235,000 people will be hospitalized following a head injury resulting in coma, a concussion, or amnesia this year. More than one million Americans will suffer some kind of head injury and brain damage this year. Brain damage doesn't always fully manifest itself immediately. Often, a head injury victim may continue to deteriorate months after an injury, experience devastating depression and even become suicidal.
Free consultation about your brain damage or head injury case
No attorneys' fees unless you recover money for your personal injury claim
If you have suffered a blow to the head or feel that you may be experiencing symptoms of brain damage, please see a doctor immediately. Brain damage is serious and may lead to lifelong treatment and an inability to conduct many day-to-day functions. Contact attorney Charlie Moore at the personal injury law firm of Charles E. Moore, Kentucky Injury Attorney, to schedule a consultation about what options you may have for recovering money damages that resulted from the accident or injury.
Brain damage doesn't only result from a head injury
Head injures and brain damage can result from any kind of traumatic blow to the head, from a failure to diagnose and treat a medical condition such as stroke in a timely fashion, and even from improper doses of medications. If you or a family member has suffered a head injury in a car or truck wreck or other kind of accident, or has been medically diagnosed with brain damage, contact our firm for a free consultation. We will put every available resource at our firm onto your case to help you recover the full compensation you may be entitled to receive for your injuries.
