Atlanta Brain Injury Lawsuit

Head and brain trauma victims are generally faced with long-term and/or lifelong complications that effect their daily lives and work. Whether it is a mild head trauma or a severe brain injury, victims deserve to be compensated for their pain as well as the effects the injury has on their quality of life. If you or a loved one have suffered a brain injury it is extremely important that you contact an experienced brain injury attorney. He or she will review your case, file your lawsuit and represent you throughout the Atlanta brain injury settlement and/or trial process.

Atlanta Brain Injury Law Firm

At the Law Offices of Anastopoulo & Clore, LLC we represent head and brain injury victims and their families. We understand the implications of these injuries and we work tirelessly to see that justice is served in every case. As one of Atlanta’s most respected personal injury law firms we have the knowledge and resources to provide the most effective legal representation available.

While no two cases are alike there are a number of factors that are considered in a brain injury lawsuit in order to determine the settlement amount.

Common Types of Compensation in a Brain Injury Case

Pain and Suffering

Pain and suffering is granted to compensate a victim for both physical and emotional trauma. Receiving a settlement for pain and suffering does not happen in all cases.

Lost Wages/Time Off Work

Lost wages are granted to reimburse a victim for the income they are unable to earn as a result of their injuries. In some cases this is a short time period and in others a victim is out of work indefinitely.

Medical Costs

Victims are granted reimbursements for medical bills, rehabilitation and medications. Medical bills are often exorbitant and the victim and their families cannot be expected to cover the cost, compensation is granted at the completion of a settlement or the end of a trail.

Wrongful Death

In the case of a fatal brain injury, the family’s attorney will seek damages for wrongful death on the part of the victim’s survivors. If the victim provided financial support to children, a spouse or other dependents this is taken into consideration when determining the amount the family will receive.

If you are in need of legal counsel regarding a brain injury, in or around Atlanta, contact the Atlanta head injury attorneys of Anastopoulo & Clore today at (866) 377-3093, or via email using our online contact form.