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Contact a Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyer in Houston Today

You deserve to seek compensation and accountability if you or a loved one suffered a traumatic brain injury in an accident that was someone else’s fault. The seasoned TBI lawyers at Fibich, Leebron, Copeland & Briggs can advocate for your rights and interests.

Our powerhouse team is ready to handle every aspect of your TBI case while you focus on healing. Contact our Houston personal injury lawyer now for a free consultation.

Did you or someone close to you suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in an accident or another harmful incident? If so, you might feel overwhelmed and uncertain about your future, especially if you’re staring down a growing pile of medical bills and struggling financially due to lost income.

If another party’s wrongful actions or inaction contributed to your injury, you could be entitled to pursue compensation for your TBI-related losses through a claim or lawsuit. However, obtaining the money you deserve could be challenging, as TBI claims are complex and require a deep understanding of the law.

That’s where Fibich, Leebron, Copeland & Briggs can help. Founded in 1992, our firm has a dedicated team with over 100 years of combined legal experience in personal injury. We’ve successfully handled thousands of cases and recovered more than $1 billion for our clients. We have the resources and skills to stand up to insurance companies that try to deny or minimize claims from injury victims. Our firm is committed to helping clients pursue the maximum compensation for their injuries so that they can move forward with their lives.

Contact Fibich, Leebron, Copeland & Briggs today for a free consultation with a Houston traumatic brain injury attorney. Let us put our experience and dedication to work for you.

Types of Traumatic Brain Injuries

A traumatic brain injury can range from mild to severe, resulting in various symptoms. Some of the most common types of brain injuries include the following:

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Concussions – This is one of the most common types of TBI. Concussions occur when a blow to the head or a sudden movement causes damage to the brain inside the skull.
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Contusions – A contusion is essentially a bruise on the brain caused by an impact to the head. It can lead to swelling, issues with coordination or complex tasks, and even changes in personality.
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Coup-Contrecoup Injuries – This type of injury occurs when the force of a sharp blow causes the brain to strike the opposite side of the skull. This results in damage at the site of impact (coup) and on the opposite side of the brain (contrecoup), leaving contusions on both sides.
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Diffuse Axonal Injuries – This type of injury involves tearing the nerve fibers (axons) that connect the brain’s two hemispheres, usually due to violent rotation or shaking of the head.
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Penetrating Head Injuries – These injuries occur when a bone fragment or another object penetrates the skull and enters the brain, causing severe, potentially life-threatening damage.
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Hematomas – A hematoma is a collection or clot of blood outside the blood vessels. It can occur in different regions of the brain and can be fatal depending on its size and location.
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Hypoxic Brain Injuries – Hypoxic brain injuries occur when the brain does not receive enough oxygen, possibly leading to cognitive impairments and lost motor function without prompt care.
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Anoxic Brain Injuries – These injuries occur when the brain is deprived of oxygen. Brain cells can die within minutes without oxygen, leading to permanent brain damage.