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BRAIN INJURIES

We represent people who have suffered a serious brain injury, traumatic brain injury, head injury, economic loss, personal loss and future damages due to medical negligence. A traumatic brain injury is a severe injury to the head that results in serious and often irreversible damage to the brain. Unlike other injuries, you may not even be able to tell if a person has suffered a brain injury just by looking at them. A brain injury might present itself immediately or several weeks after the accident. The brain is an extremely complex organ that allows us to move, breathe, communicate, and exhibit emotions and process information. One blow to the head can cause the brain to be tossed around inside the skull and significantly alter any one of these vital functions.

Types of brain injuries include:
  · Paralysis
  · Loss of voluntary and involuntary motor functions
  · Loss of reasoning abilities
  · Loss of memory
  · Sensory loss

The most common cause of traumatic brain injuries is a motor vehicle accident. Motorcycle accidents are responsible for many of these, especially when the rider was not wearing a helmet. Other incidents that can cause injury to the brain include falls, diving and swimming accidents and construction site accidents. David E. Danda, PC, has years of experience in personal injury matters and will investigate the facts, assess your claim, establish which parties and insurance companies are to be held responsible, and organize all of the details of composing and presenting your case. If you or a loved one suffered significant injuries as a result of a traumatic brain injury, contact the Law Office of David E. Danda, PC.


David Danda
770.938.0977
www.daviddanda.com

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