Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyer
Contact Kevin M. Garrison
If you or a member of your family has suffered a traumatic brain injury, it is important to discuss your case with an experienced personal injury lawyer.
Attorney Kevin Garrison has the knowledge, skills and resources to help you recover the financial compensation you deserve.
What Causes Traumatic Brain Injuries?
Falls, motor vehicle accidents, having one's head struck by or against an object and assaults are the leading cause of traumatic brain injuries. The brain can be injured in two basic ways:
- A severe blow to the head disrupts brain function.
- A violent back and forth movement of the brain within the skull — like shaking a baby or whiplash from a car accident — injures the brain.
A Spectrum of Symptoms
Traumatic brain injuries can result in serious disability, coma and death. An estimated 50,000 people die very year because of traumatic brain injuries, according to the Brain Injury Association of America.
Head trauma can also cause mild brain injuries that cause symptoms such as memory loss and personality changes.
Representation That Gets Results
Mr. Garrison has a history of winning significant verdicts and settlements for clients who have suffered brain injuries caused by negligence. Whether you were injured in a car accident, truck accident, or by a fall at a construction site, he knows how to help.
Life care planning is an important element of every serious brain injury claim. A life care planner will assess the current and future expenses related to your brain injury. Everything from ongoing physical, speech and occupational therapy to doctor visits, hospital stays and nursing home care will be considered.
Then Kevin Garrison will pursue the maximum possible amount of monetary compensation for the full extent of your damages.
To schedule a free consultation about your brain injury case, do not hesitate to contact attorney Kevin Garrison today.
From offices in the Phoenix suburb of Peoria, Arizona, the Garrison Law Firm represents clients throughout the Southwest.
