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Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) do not always exhibit obvious physical signs like other severe injuries, but their lasting mental and emotional impact can be profound and permanent.
TBIs can disrupt relationships, families, and careers, often producing substantial and enduring challenges that weren’t present before the accident.
If you or a loved one has suffered a TBI due to a negligence-induced accident, an Atlanta-based attorney with TBI experience is essential for recovery, compensation, and accountability.
Your personal injury attorney should do more than help you assess what you’ve lost and pursue compensation. This is a life-changing challenge that requires a dedicated partner who will be by your side through every step of the process, no matter how long it takes.
The Schneider Williamson team has decades of combined legal experience, including numerous TBI claims and cases that have proceeded to litigation. We understand how traumatic and overwhelming these circumstances can be, and our responsive and resourceful team is ready to provide the support you need to rediscover your normal life.
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Brain injuries often necessitate extended hospital stays and long-term care, incurring substantial expenses. Additional potential medical costs related to a TBI personal injury claim encompass ongoing rehabilitation, medical assistive devices, and cognitive therapies.
TBI can significantly impede someone’s ability to work, attend school, or engage with others. While some TBIs lead to mild, recoverable symptoms, others may result in irreversible cognitive decline. In extreme cases, you might require assistance with daily activities or long-term care, leading to emotional distress, significant healthcare costs, and substantial income loss.
If returning to work becomes impossible, the financial impact can devastate you and your family. Children may lose vital parental guidance, and spouses might experience relationship strain due to the changes induced by traumatic brain injuries. Reduced quality of life can also contribute to damages, particularly if lifestyle adjustments are significant.
Consulting a local attorney after experiencing a traumatic brain injury is prudent.
All lawsuits have specific deadlines for filing dictated by state law. While these statutes of limitations vary across states, injury victims typically have a two-year window, under O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33, from the date of their accidents to file personal injury claims. Disregarding this limitation could result in the dismissal of your claim.
Though two years might seem ample time, stabilizing and reaching maximum medical improvement after a TBI can take considerable time. Prematurely settling a claim might lead to insufficient compensation.
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