Madalon Law understands what a victim and their family go through when an accident results in a severe head and brain injury. There is a feeling of relief because the victim was not killed by the accident, but at the same time, a victim and their family may be facing the beginning of a long road full of emotional and physical suffering, financial demands, and a condition that may be life-altering for the victim and their loved ones.
Even though seeking financial compensation is something that must be done, the process of doing this can be incredibly complicated, confusing, and intimidating. This is where we step in. The legal team at Madalon Law takes a personal approach to each client so they never feel like they are just another case. Our goal is to relieve your personal anxieties regarding the legal procedures and explain the entire process and your options in a comprehensible language. Reach out to us for a free consultation. Tell us about the brain injury and how it happened so we can start answering your questions and address your concerns.
An acquired brain injury (ABI) includes every type of traumatic brain injury and also brain damage that is caused by the deprivation of oxygen (hypoxic brain injury) and also brain injuries that are caused after birth by cerebral vascular accidents (stroke). Examples of this could be when a person has a stroke, drowns long enough that the brain is deprived of oxygen or anything else that does not involve an impact or strike to the head or body.
Most people are not aware of how the law works, the rights they have and the amount of compensation they can be entitled to after they have been injured in an accident that was the result of another party’s negligence. The obstacles and confusion that follow an accident and an injury can seem overwhelming.