Concussion injury lawyer Toronto
Brain injuries, even relatively minor ones, can have serious, long lasting impacts on a person’s life. Among the most common forms of brain injury are concussions. While one of these difficult-to-diagnose injuries is unlikely to put a person’s life at risk, multiple concussions, over the long term or in quick succession, can have dire consequences. If you have experienced a concussion due to the actions of another party, contact Neinstein Personal Injury Lawyers today to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation with an experienced concussion lawyer.
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A concussion is a variety of traumatic brain injury, or TBI, caused by an impact to the head or blow to the body that causes the head and brain to rock violently back and forth. These events can cause the brain to bounce or twist within the skull, which can prompt chemical changes and/or stretching or damaging of brain cells. Concussions are most commonly associated with sports – the Province of Ontario has laws aimed specifically at reducing concussions in youth sports, and professional sports leagues have taken significant steps to better protect their athletes. But a person can suffer a concussion anywhere, including in a motor vehicle accident or a slip and fall.
Because concussions are generally not life-threatening, they are sometimes referred to as “mild” traumatic brain injuries. However, just because a concussion victim is unlikely to die from their injuries doesn’t mean they shouldn’t contact an experienced concussion lawyer. Concussions can cause memory loss, severe headaches, nausea and vomiting, balance problems, discomfort caused by light or noise, concentration issues, and even mood, behaviour, or personality changes. Repeated concussions over a long period of time can cause significant behaviour disorders; multiple concussions over a short period can result in traumatic brain injury and can even cause death.
If you or a member of your family has experienced a concussion due to the negligence or actions of another party, consider contacting an experienced concussion lawyer to discuss your options. At Neinstein Personal Injury Lawyers, our team has represented seriously injured accident victims in Ontario for more than 50 years. Not only do we have the experience and expertise to handle every manner of brain injury case, but we also maintain close relationships with organizations focused specifically on addressing the needs of brain injury victims, including the Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA). A concussion lawyer from Neinstein Personal Injury Lawyers will be able to assess your claim, explain the legal process, and connect you with the resources you need to get better while we focus on your compensation.
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If another party’s negligence or actions caused your concussion injury, you may be able to seek compensation for the damages you have incurred. Every case is different – contact an experienced personal injury lawyer today to discuss the specifics of ...
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Concussions are generally considered “mild” traumatic brain injuries, meaning a single concussion is unlikely to have the same, significant impact that a serious traumatic brain injury might. However, repeated concussions can have devastating impacts.
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If your injury was caused by the negligence or actions of another party, including a sports league, you may be able to file a personal injury case. Contact a personal injury lawyer today to discuss the specifics of your case ...
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