Your Maine Brain Injury Lawyers

Traumatic Brain Injury Attorneys by Your Side

The brain is at the very core of the human experience. We rely on our brain for every operation of the mind and body, both voluntary and involuntary, every moment of every day. Our brain is what allows us to connect with other people, to work, to feel love and compassion, and to make sense of the complex world around us.

It is the brain’s central role in executive functioning that makes traumatic head injuries so devastating. A serious brain injury does not just upset a person’s physical health, it also affects their psychological and social health, sometimes for the rest of their lives.

Contact our Maine brain injury attorneys by calling (207) 417-4199 today!

Guiding You Through the Aftermath of Traumatic Brain Injuries

Approximately two million Americans sustain a traumatic brain injury (TBI) each year, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths and hundreds of thousands of hospitalizations. Millions more suffer from mild traumatic brain trauma (mTBI), often without ever being diagnosed or treated. Given their insidious nature, mTBIs often lead to physical and cognitive impairments that can last for years or even an entire lifetime. We provide powerful legal representation for Mainers who have suffered brain injuries through no fault of their own. We understand traumatic brain injuries can present a long and frightening road ahead for patients, family members, friends, and caregivers. If you have suffered a TBI and are feeling lost, “in a fog,” and overwhelmed, you need advocates who can be a beacon in the darkness. We will be with you every step of the way.

Understanding Brain Injuries

Determining if you have a traumatic brain injury (TBI) or how to handle a diagnosis can be overwhelming. Our experienced team is here to help you understand your situation and guide you through the next steps for recovery and support.

Common Symptoms of Mild TBI include fatigue, headaches, memory loss, poor concentration, dizziness, sleep disturbances, irritability, and depression. Moderate to Severe TBI symptoms may include worsening headaches, seizures, vomiting, dilated pupils, numbness, loss of coordination, and increased confusion or agitation.