If you or your loved one suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI), you can demand damages from the liable party. You may be able to file an insurance claim or a lawsuit for the compensation you need. However, you may find this difficult while you are recovering from a serious injury.
Our firm can handle your personal injury case and take on the liable party. We’ve achieved multi-million-dollar settlements for clients like you. In a free consultation with a member of the Bader Law Injury Lawyers team, we’ll tell you all about what your Decatur traumatic brain injury lawyer will do for you.
About Our Decatur Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyers
At our firm, our Decatur personal injury lawyers handle cases like yours all the time. Our lawyers also have experience standing up against large insurance companies. You can feel confident in our lawyers’ ability to handle your case.
Our firm has earned numerous awards and recognitions, such as the AVVO Client Choice Award and the Martindale Hubbell AV Preeminent recognition. Our lead attorney, Seth Bader, has even earned membership in the prestigious Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum. When we handle your case, we can:
- Determine which damages you can recover
- Advise you on your legal options
- File a claim or lawsuit on your behalf
- Gather evidence to prove liability
How Much Does It Cost To Hire Our TBI Attorney?
Working with Bader Law Injury Lawyers does not need to be another financial burden. We work with personal injury clients on a contingency-fee basis. This means you do not owe us anything upfront or out of pocket when you hire our firm.
Instead, we only get paid when your case is won or settled. We will agree upon a percentage of your compensation for your lawyer to receive. Our firm also offers free initial consultations, so you can speak to one of our team members without being charged.
For a free legal consultation with a traumatic brain injury lawyer serving Decatur, call (404) 888-8888
You May Be Able To Claim Compensation After a Decatur Traumatic Brain Injury
As a victim of a TBI, you deserve compensation from the party who caused your accident. A Decatur traumatic brain injury lawyer from our team can review your case to determine which damages you can recover.
You can claim your due damages through an insurance claim or a lawsuit against the liable party. We can explain which route may be most appropriate based on the facts of your case. Our team may even advise you to file both a claim and a lawsuit.
Some of the economic and non-economic damages you can claim include:
- Expenses for medical services, including occupational therapy and/or long-term care
- Expenses for medical devices, such as a wheelchair
- Expenses for medically necessary home renovations
- Expenses for your property, like your damaged or destroyed vehicle
- Losses related to your employment, like lost earnings and benefits
- Lost income-earning potential
- Lost ability to enjoy certain activities
- Disability/impairment
- Pain and suffering
- Mental anguish/trauma
- Emotional anguish
You Can Claim Damages for a Fatal Brain Injury
If a loved one lost their life due to a fatal TBI, you can demand damages on behalf of your deceased loved one and the rest of your family. A wrongful death lawsuit may be appropriate in this case.
Wrongful death damages can include:
- Funeral expenses
- Any unresolved bills for medical services
- Lost income
- Lost care, companionship, counsel, and advice the decedent provided
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How Does a Decatur Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyer Prove Liability?
The liable party, their insurer, and/or their attorneys may give you a lot of trouble if you handle your case yourself. Insurance companies are often concerned with saving their company money and may try to undervalue your case. You don’t need to accept lowball settlement offers when you have Bader Law Injury Lawyers on your team.
We can prove liability by establishing negligence. We must satisfy the following four elements to prove negligence:
- Duty of care: The liable party had a duty to keep you safe.
- Breach of duty: The liable party did not maintain their duty of care. They acted with negligence.
- Causation: The liable party’s negligence was the cause of the accident that led to your TBI.
- Damages: You suffered damages because of the liable party’s negligence.
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How Do You Prove You Suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury?
You need to prove you suffered injuries, and that those injuries resulted in damages before you can recover compensation.
We can gather evidence to prove you sustained a TBI. Evidence might include:
- Your medical records
- Photos or videos from the scene of the accident that caused your TBI
- Lay and expert witness statements
- Statements from your doctor, friends, and family
- A police report
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What Brain Injury Cases Do Personal Injury Firms Handle?
Brain injuries can result from a variety of accidents. Our firm focuses on personal injury law, meaning we’ve helped clients after several different accident types.
Some of the types of cases we handle are:
- Car accident cases
- Bus accident cases
- Truck accident cases
- Work incidents
- Premises liability
- Consumer product liability
- Pedestrian accidents
You can reach out to us to discuss the type of accident that caused your traumatic brain injury.
Contact Us for Your Decatur Brain Injury Lawyer
If you or your loved one suffered a traumatic brain injury, our firm can handle your case and any liable party for you. We’ve successfully settled many TBI cases, and we’ll do everything we can to see justice in your case, too. Your lawyer will work for you at no cost until and unless they are successful in recovering damages for you.
In a free consultation, we’ll be able to tell you more. We’ll review your case with you, advise you on your legal options, and answer any questions you have for us. For your free consultation, contact Bader Law Injury Lawyers today.
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