Traumatic Brain Injury
The human brain is often injured during the trauma of a collision in ways that are not immediately apparent but can dramatically alter a person’s life. Traumatic brain injury is often the result of what is known as a Closed Head Injury in which there are no external signs of injury, yet the axonal nerves within the brain are stretched and torn, altering cognitive and emotional behavior. The signs and symptoms of such an injury are often noticed only by close family members that realize that their loved one is simply not the same. These differences can include difficulty finding the right word to use, a hesitancy in speaking, memory difficulties, and increased emotional and mood swings. When such an injury is suspected, the person’s physician should be told of these observations so that the person may be assessed by an appropriate expect, typically a neuropsychiatrist or neuropsychologist. Such medical experts are trained at testing for and identifying cognitive deficits caused by microscopic injury to vital brain tissue.
If you or a family member have suffered a head injury that has forever changed your life, you will need a team of lawyers that know what is required in a case that may determine whether a disabled person has the funds necessary to take care of their special needs, or becomes dependent upon social security or other family members.
We have experience in working with the various types of expert witnesses needed in these cases to help educate a jury or the insurance company about a closed head injury or brain injury and how our client has been impacted by that injury. We often use neuropsychologist, neuropsychia and neurologists as expert witnesses to help prove these injuries.
Since 1980, Glenn, Mills, Fisher & Mahoney, P.A. has successfully helped clients receive compensation for automobile accidents, trucking accidents , medical malpractice, defective products, unsafe property and other personal injury-related claims. If you have been injured or lost a loved one because of someone’s negligent behavior, and need help, call the legal team of Glenn, Mills, Fisher & Mahoney, P.A.. We’ve been recognized for the highest professional legal standards and ethics in the fields of Civil Rights, Civil Trial Practice, Employment Benefits Law, and Personal Injury by the Martindale-Hubbell Bar Register of Preeminent Attorneys. As our client, you will be backed by the credentials, experience and strength to aggressively pursue compensation or a fair settlement in your personal injury claim.
The insurance company that will want to settle with you knows what you are entitled to – but you do not. You need someone on your side to make sure that you get what you have a right to get. We will protect that right.
An injured person that has suffered a head injury is faced with many problems, including mounting medical bills, lost wages, disability, losing your ability to do things that once came easily. The law gives you rights and we fight to protect those rights. You must have a team capable of presenting the evidence necessary to help a jury understand the extent of the life changing injuries and the economic losses caused by those injuries. As attorneys who understand the law, the North Carolina court system and how to try your case in a court room, we can fight for you and help you recover what you are entitled to.
The law allows juries or judges to award compensation for many types of losses that result from injuries. These awards may include present and future medical expenses, partial or total disability, past and future lost wages, compensation for scarring, mental and physical suffering, property damage, and other losses that are recognized by law. You have the right to know what you are entitled to and have someone fight to help you get it.
If you have been injured due to another’s careless behavior, contact Glenn, Mills, Fisher & Mahoney, P.A. today to discuss your case. You have Rights and we work to protect those rights. In any injury case, we will meet with you without charge to determine the strength of your case and whether we are able to help you.If you, or a loved one, have been injured please contact our law firm to discuss your legal rights. If we agree to help you, a written contract will be signed. We have experience representing individuals and families that have been devastated by injury.


