Louisville Brain Injury Attorneys
Helping Victims of Mild, Moderate & Severe TBI in Kentucky
Traumatic brain injury cases can be extremely challenging to litigate. Symptoms of a TBI can range from, dizziness and nausea to loss of motor function and the ability to speak. Proving that your brain injury and resulting symptoms was caused by an act of negligence requires an attorney who is experienced and not afraid to stand up to big insurance companies.
Since 1994, Paul A. Casi, II, P.S.C. has been overcoming obstacles and getting compensation for accident victims throughout Kentucky. Our Louisville brain injury lawyers understand the extent of the impact that such injuries will have on our clients and their families and use our experience to pursue full compensation for continued or even lifelong care.
Find out how we can help with your claim – call (502) 234-7451 for a free case review.
Determining the Cause of Your Brain Injury
Traumatic brain injuries are much more common than most people realize, with about 2.5 million individuals suffering TBI's every year.
To pursue compensation for your traumatic brain injury you must establish liability by determining whose negligence caused your injuries.
Some of the most common causes of TBI's are:
- Car and truck accidents
- Sports injuries
- Slip and falls
- Explosions
Using our combined legal experience of over 35 years, our Louisville brain injury attorneys will extensively investigate the cause of your brain injury to pursue all available compensation from the responsible party. Call (502) 234-7451 to get started.
Make Sure You Get the Compensation You Deserve
A brain injury, even a mild traumatic brain injury, can leave you needing long-term medical care and cause you to lose much-needed wages and future earnings. You and your family should not have to deal with this financial burden when it is the fault of someone else. Those responsible for the injury should be held accountable.
While the injury may be obvious, the challenge is figuring out how the damage will impact the victim’s life, and how to recover full and fair compensation.
Our firm will work to get the compensation you need for:
- The cost of all past and future medical and therapy bills
- The cost of vocational re-training if you are unable to return to work
- Lost wages and your lost or diminished earning capacity
- Your pain and suffering and mental anguish
If you are to recover maximum compensation, you will need to properly present your case and show how the other party is at fault. With our resources and experience, our traumatic brain lawyers in Louisville, KY can make sure you are given the best opportunity to be fully compensated for your losses. Give us a call to learn more: (502) 234-7451.
Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
Mild traumatic brain injury is also known as mild TBI or post-concussion syndrome. A brain injury is rarely mild. Often, the victim suffers some sort of long-term, if not lifelong, problem because of the injury. However, getting compensation for your mild traumatic brain injury may be challenging.
The opposition will try to limit your damages if there is no skull fracture, no loss of consciousness, or no sign of injury on a CT or MRI scan. Our traumatic brain injury attorneys work closely with medical professionals to see that the proper tests are conducted to evaluate whether the brain has been harmed.
The signs of a mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) can be subtle. They may not be immediately obvious, even to the injured person. CT or MRI scans may appear normal. As such, it is important to be aware of these signs and to look for any indications that a mild brain injury has been sustained after an accident.
Signs of a mild traumatic brain injury may include:
- Memory loss
- Headaches
- Vision problems
- Changes in personality
Moderate & Severe Traumatic Brain Injury
Have you or someone you care about suffered a moderate to severe traumatic brain injury (TBI)? Was consciousness lost? Was there a coma? Is your loved one still in a coma because of the injury? Was the injury caused by an act of negligence? If so, our firm is here to help you get the compensation you need. In cases involving moderate or severe traumatic brain injury, the medical evidence is often clear. CT or MRI scans may show serious injury to the brain.
Moderate and severe TBI cases are not simple. Let us put our resources to work for you. Paul A. Casi, II has more than 29 years of experience and has built a career as a successful litigator specifically in complex injury claims, such as those involving traumatic brain injuries. Call us, regardless of how challenging your case may seem.
Contact Paul A. Casi, II, P.S.C. today at (502) 234-7451 for a FREE initial consultation.