North Carolina Brain Injury

According to the Brain Injury Association of North Carolina, a traumatic brain injury occurs every 23 seconds. If you or someone you love has been a victim of a catastrophic brain injury, contact an attorney at The Law Offices of Anastopoulo & Clore, LLC for help. We understand how difficult this time can be for you and your family, and we have the experience and the knowledge to provide reliable legal counsel.

What is a Brain Injury?

Brain injuries can either be inherited or caused later in life. Those which appear later in life are called “acquired brain injuries,” and this category normally excludes neurodegenerative disorders.

The two primary types of non-inherited brain injury are traumatic and nontraumatic. North Carolina traumatic brain injury can be caused by things like falls, assaults, and accidents. Nontraumatic brain injury can be the result of medical conditions such as stroke, tumor, poisoning, substance abuse, or infection.

Living with a Brain Injury

The consequences of brain injuries can be wildly unpredictable. Naturally the consequences depend on the severity of the injury, as well as the time elapsed before diagnosis and treatment, the age at which the brain injury occurs, and other factors. People with brain injuries do not necessarily lose intellectual ability, but rather the ability to control and express their thoughts and actions.

Contact an Attorney at Anastopoulo & Clore Today

Brain injuries will inevitably affect other parts of your body. The brain controls the emotional, physical, intellectual, and behavioral centers of the body. Even a minor brain injury can have a far more significant negative effect on another part of the body.

The North Carolina attorneys at The Law Offices of Anastopoulo & Clore, LLC understand how painful, both physically and emotionally, this time can be, and we want to help. You have suffered enough – let us help you receive the compensation you deserve to pay medical bills and to help ease the financial struggles such an injury can cause.

To speak with a head injury lawyer in North Carolina today, call us toll free at (866) 377-3093, or fill out our web form.