Stockton Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyer
Stockton Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyer
I am Ed Smith, a Stockton Brain Injury Attorney. Needless to say, “traumatic brain injury” are three words we all hope to never have to personally experience, not for ourselves or a loved one.
Unfortunately, did you know that even a mild to moderate brain or head injury can lead serious consequences down the road in the future? Often times, these consequences take years to develop and many times, even after so much time has passed, connecting the dots is easier than it may seem.
Traumatic Brain Injuries May Result In Future Health Consequences
Numerous studies have shown that many people who suffer brain injuries, even mild or moderate ones, are more likely to create other health problems further on down the road. Brain injury can often times affects our motor functions and skills. Head trauma left untreated can go on to affect our daily routines, habits, and even our outlook on life itself.
Your Quality Of Life May Suffer After Head Trauma
Some brain injuries never heal entirely leading to the onset of a decrease in mobility to the unfortunate person who had the misfortune of suffering one. With a decrease of mobility, and activity, and the natural progression of aging; people who have suffered head injuries have a statistically increased chances for depression, weight gain, diabetes, and various other circulatory and respiratory ailments. These ailments in turn directly lead to a lower quality of living and higher mortality rates. All the while causation can be linked back to the initial brain injury years prior! What may seem as just the natural onset of aging could very well be connected to a brain injury many years back.
What You Should Consider
While the thought of lawsuits, attorneys, claims, and battling insurance companies seem meaningless and unimportant when you or your loved one is recovering from a brain injury; the staggering expenses that come with such an injury is frightening. The average cost of treatment and recovery for a traumatic brain injury over a person’s lifetime can run between $85,000.00 and three million dollars in recent Center for Disease Control report. In addition, those are just the direct immediate costs for care and recovery, and don’t take into effect the pain, suffering, and diminished quality of life one may experience after suffering such harm.
Contact A Stockton Brain Injury Attorney
That is why if you or your loved one has experienced any head trauma, it is imperative you hire Stockton’s premier brain injury attorneys who will tirelessly represent you and get the just compensation you deserve. Stockton brain injury lawyer Ed Smith is ready and waiting to be your advocate and fight on your behalf.
Stockton Personal Injury Attorney
I’m Ed Smith, a Stockton Brain Injury Attorney. I here to investigate and uncover all the facts of your case, gather evidence, and fight for the greatest recovery for your brain injury, pain, and suffering available. My team is ready to take on the fight to make sure you can afford the best care and treatment possible, so you can focus on getting better, and not on the stress of feeling alone against a massive insurance machine. I am here to level the playing field.
I’ve helped those who have suffered brain injuries recover compensation for their injuries since 1982. If you have been in a serious accident due to no fault of your own, call me at 209-227-1931 for free, friendly advice. Or, call me toll free at (800) 404-5400. I represent clients throughout the entire San Joaquin County.
Our Stockton address is:
Edward A Smith Law Offices
235 N. San Joaquin St
Stockton, CA 95202
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