Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
ROB LEVINE, A LAWYER FOR YOUR VETERANS DISABILITY TBI CLAIM
ARE YOU A VETERAN SUFFERING FROM TBI? GET AN EXPERIENCED ATTORNEY
As the name suggests, Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs) are a significant injury to the brain. It is often the result of improvised explosive devices (IEDs), vehicle crashes, falls and other accidents common in military settings. In its milder form, a TBI is referred to as a concussion, which can still lead to long-term cognitive and personality issues.
HOW AN EXPERIENCED VETERANS DISABILITY LAWYER CAN HELP
TBIs are a common and difficult problem for veterans returning from combat theater and other military deployments. Estimates show that nearly 20 percent of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans suffer from a TBI and may be entitled to VA disability compensation. Brain injuries are often hard to diagnose and may lead to significant emotional, cognitive, and physical problems over time when left untreated.
At Rob Levine and Associates, we have successfully represented hundreds of veterans in their VA disability compensation claims involving Traumatic Brain Injuries. Leave the work to our team so you can focus on recovering from your injury.
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SUFFERING FROM A TBI?
A Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) often results from sudden impact or trauma to the head, which causes damage to the brain. Explosive devices, falls, and motor vehicle crashes can cause TBI. Symptoms can present immediately or days, months, or even years afterward. TBIs are often linked to PTSD, and like PTSD, medicine is striving to better understand this complicated medical condition.
The VA has recognized that a Traumatic Brain Injury can have a diverse impact on veterans’ health, especially those who have served in combat. Veterans with TBI can suffer from headaches, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, trouble concentrating, memory problems, and irritability. More severe symptoms include cognitive defects, sensory defects, speech problems, attention issues, memory loss, and impulsiveness.
Under new regulations, it may be easier for a veteran with TBI to also receive VA disability compensation for Parkinson’s Disease, seizures, dementia, and depression.
ROB LEVINE & ASSOCIATES RESOURCES
An experienced personal injury attorney is a critical aspect of pursuing a claim against the person or party that caused your injury. Not only is an attorney familiar with the law, they can also help you navigate legal and practical challenges that frequently arise in any personal injury case.
A lawyer is also a great resource for addressing questions about what types of compensation you may be eligible to receive and explaining how to approach your personal injury claim altogether.
Personal injury cases have a statute of limitations, and most of them are between two and four years, depending upon the state in which you reside. As such, it’s of the utmost importance that you consult an attorney today to file your claim immediately.
Our dedicated team of lawyers and their supporting staff handle all the work for you – so you can relax and focus on healing.
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