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- What Types of Damages Are Recoverable in a Post-Concussion Syndrome Case?
- What Factors Affect a Post-Concussion Syndrome Settlement?
- How Do I Recover Money Based on My Post-Concussion Syndrome Diagnosis and Related Costs?
- How Will an Attorney Help With My Post-Concussion Syndrome Case?
- Talk to Our Personal Injury Lawyers Today for Free
What Types of Damages Are Recoverable in a Post-Concussion Syndrome Case?
When you trust your injury case to a personal injury attorney, you want them to hold the at-fault party or parties accountable, handle your claim, and recover the maximum compensation possible. As a part of navigating the claims process, they must identify, document, and value your expenses and losses. This is a crucial step for recovering the compensation you need and deserve based on your case facts. Recoverable expenses and losses could vary in these cases but often include the following types of damages:- Current and future pain and suffering and other non-economic damages
- Current and future medical care and support costs
- Current and future lost income
- Reduced earning capacity for significant lasting injuries
- Miscellaneous expenses and losses, with documentation
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What Factors Affect a Post-Concussion Syndrome Settlement?
The factors affecting a payout in a post-concussion syndrome case are almost endless. Everything from when, where, and how your injuries occurred could play a role. The liable party could matter, too. There are often limits on how much you can recover if a municipality or county government agency is responsible, for example. Post-concussion syndrome generally occurs when mild (or more severe,) traumatic brain injury (TBI) symptoms last three months or longer. These symptoms and their severity can vary widely. This plays a significant role in the potential value of your case. Some symptoms could require ongoing care and support, make it impossible to continue to work your job, and cost you thousands in out-of-pocket expenses. This could include:- Headaches
- Dizziness, loss of balance, difficulty with coordination
- Issues with concentration and focus
- Memory concerns
How Do I Recover Money Based on My Post-Concussion Syndrome Diagnosis and Related Costs?
The best resource to help you recover money based on your post-concussion syndrome diagnosis and damages is a personal injury lawyer. Law firms focused on personal injury cases handle cases for clients after:- Auto accidents
- Bicycle accidents
- Construction accidents
- Motorcycle accidents
- Pedestrian accidents
- Slip and fall accidents
- Truck accidents
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How Will an Attorney Help With My Post-Concussion Syndrome Case?
When you work with a personal injury lawyer to handle your post-concussion syndrome case, you will focus on your physical recovery while your attorney takes care of everything else. You do not have to try to gather evidence or navigate the claims process. Instead, continue undergoing medical care or return to your previous activities, whichever your condition allows. Throughout this time, your attorney will do the following:- Keep you updated on your case
- Identify the liable parties
- Communicate with all parties for you
- Gather evidence and build a compelling case
- Determine a value for your case
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Talk to Our Personal Injury Lawyers Today for Free
At Friedman & Simon, L.L.P., our personal injury attorneys are passionate advocates for the injured. We fight for the financial recovery our clients deserve, holding the at-fault parties legally responsible for the expenses and losses our clients suffered. We provide free consultations and go to work on cases without charging upfront fees. We work based on contingency. Our multilingual staff (Spanish, Greek, Bengali, Tamil, and Kannada) can discuss your case with you in a language you are most comfortable with. We will meet with you anywhere in the New York metropolitan area. Contact us today to get started. Call for a free consultation or use our online contact form.Call or text (516) 932-0400 or complete a Free Case Evaluation form