Brain Injury Attorneys in Waterbury
Serving Clients Throughout Connecticut
If you recently experienced a head injury, you may have suffered brain damage. Unlike a broken bone, brain damage is extraordinarily complex and difficult to identify, and your Emergency Medical Technician, nurse, or even doctor might not have been properly trained to diagnose it. Because emergency rooms are often hectic environments, you may have been prematurely released if your initial symptoms disappeared. Even if you did receive a proper diagnosis, your insurance company could disregard your condition and refuse to cover your treatment.
At the Law Offices of James A. Welcome, our legal team has more than 15 years of experience in personal injury litigation. Whether we take on a medical professional, an insurance company, an employer, or any other liable third party, we will devote our time and resources to helping you obtain the treatment and compensation you need.
The sooner you seek legal counsel, the closer you are to the care you deserve. Call our brain injury attorneys in Connecticut at (203) 806-7922.
Why You Need a Skilled Brain Injury Lawyer on Your Side
Because the most noticeable symptoms can fade within a few days, many don’t realize the extent of their injury. But even if they aren’t as readily apparent as a bruise, a limp, or unrelenting pain, they can still produce severe and lasting consequences for your long-term health and happiness.
According to the CDC, a traumatic brain injury may cause a variety of short- or long-term effects, including issues with:
- Your senses: fuzzy or blurry vision, poor depth perception, or dizziness and loss of balance, often resulting in headaches or nausea
- Your cognitive abilities: difficulty concentrating, focusing, reasoning, or remembering (either short-term or long-term)
- Your emotions: changes in emotional experiences and expressions, from mood swings to significant personality changes
- Your sleep patterns and general energy level: high levels of fatigue or difficulty staying awake, falling asleep, or staying asleep
- Language: trouble communicating and interpreting language, both written and oral
If you do not receive the care you need, these effects could worsen with time or become permanent.
Symptoms of brain damage can affect your ability to maintain relationships, obtain a college education, hold down a job, and, ultimately, live a long and rewarding life. Because we understand the gravity of your situation, we will work tirelessly to help you hold liable parties accountable and obtain the medical care you need to cope with this pain and, if possible, achieve a full recovery.
Contact Our Dedicated Law Firm Today
When it comes to your neurological health, do not settle for less than the best. Our highly trained and experienced team of attorneys is here for you. If you have been injured due to someone else’s gross negligence, or you are not receiving the care you need because of a medical professional’s incompetence or an insurance company’s greed, you have the right to seek justice—and we are ready to be your dedicated legal advocates.
Call the Law Offices of James A. Welcome at (203) 806-7922 or schedule your consultation online today. We have locations in Waterbury, Danbury, and Norwalk to conveniently serve clients throughout Connecticut.