Head Injury

Four of our five senses are located entirely above the neck. Damage or impairment to any of these senses may lead to special damages that look into future costs. Damage to ocular muscles or nerves will severely affect eyesight, and there may be a noticeable decline over time if not properly treated. A broken nose, permanent or semi-permanent scars to the face or head can be new unwelcome costs of your accident, requiring expensive cosmetic surgeries.

Children can often experience head injuries. If your child has suffered a head injury as a result of someone else’s conduct, a parent or guardian may be able to bring the suit on behalf of the child. The first priority is ensuring the child is properly treated. If you notice excessive irritability, radical mood changes, cognitive dissonance, loss of balance or coordination in your child after a head trauma, medical treatment should be sought immediately. These injuries are important to diagnose early and secure compensation due to the numerous possible long-term effects.

To recover for your injuries you will want a compassionate and determined attorney to go through the lengthy complicated process of a personal injury suit. The Law Firm of Eddie Clark & Associates can make home or hospital visits to accommodate your lifestyle during this time. We work hard to get you the compensation you need for treatment and rehabilitation. Costs associated with counseling, psychologist, or psychiatrist visits may be factored into your award dependent on their connection to the injury.