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Cape Coral / Fort Myers Brain / Head & Spinal Cord Injury Attorneys
Nothing strikes fear and anguish into one’s heart more than sustaining, or having a loved one sustain, a brain or spinal injury. Treatment is ongoing, costs of treatment and other damages are also usually ongoing and steep, and relationships with others may be temporarily or permanently altered. We hear about these injuries with returning wars Veterans, but there are also many civilians whose lives may be permanently altered or sacrificed if the negligence, carelessness, or deliberate acts of other parties cause a brain or spinal cord injury.
Traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries can be sustained from either a closed or open head injury. Internal bleeding in the different spaces in the brain can occur, creating potentially irreversible damage. Injury can be sustained by blunt trauma or invasive trauma, such as from a projectile into the brain or spinal cord. Traumatic injury can extend to other portions of your brain or spinal column from the original site of injury. These are grave injuries; you will need expert help. Smith & Valentine Law will be there for you, fighting aggressively for compensation for your losses.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
These injuries can result from automobile accidents, falls, boating accidents, workplace incidents, defective products, and other forms of trauma. The severity and long-term effects depend on the nature of the injury.
Yes, potentially. If another party's negligence caused the injury, the injured person may have a personal injury claim seeking compensation for medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and other damages.
These injuries can require extensive treatment, rehabilitation, assistive care, and lifestyle changes. Some victims may also face permanent disabilities and significant future expenses, making an evaluation of long-term damages important.
Yes. Traumatic brain injuries can occur without an obvious external injury. Anyone experiencing symptoms following significant head trauma should obtain appropriate medical evaluation.
An attorney can investigate how the injury occurred, gather medical evidence, identify potentially responsible parties, and pursue compensation for both current and future losses associated with the injury.
