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The Consequences Associated with Traumatic Brain Injuries Suffered in Georgia Auto Accidents


May 27, 2015

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can occur in an instant. One minute a person may be perfectly fine, and the next minute he or she may be knocked unconscious, perhaps never waking up. Regardless of whether a person with a TBI is able to recover physically and mentally, the consequences of such an injury may go on for the rest of one's life. Further, an injured individual's family and friends will also share in the pain and suffering, hoping their loved one will one day return to the same way he or she was before the injury was sustained.

Automobile accidents are just one way in which an individual may suffer a TBI. The nature and severity of an automobile accident does not necessarily determine how serious an individual's injuries will be. Hitting your head in the wrong spot could cause instant damage, regardless of how hard the impact is. Given that TBIs carry very serious and sometimes permanent consequences, it cannot be stressed enough that any injured individual needs to have his or her case evaluated by a highly skilled Georgia Personal Injury Attorney who has extensive experience handling a variety of automobile accident cases.

The Consequences of TBIs Can be Unpredictable

Given that there are a variety of ways in which a person may experience a TBI as a result of an automobile accident, it is often difficult to determine just how much and how long medical treatment will be needed. Some individuals are lucky to make a near full recovery, regaining most, if not all of their cognitive function. For others that are not so lucky, permanent medical care might become a reality. Many people do not realize just how costly medical care is today. It can even cost tens of thousands of dollars to have one procedure, so you can only imagine how expensive continued medical care can be.

The unpredictable nature of a TBI is one very important reason why you should have your case evaluated by an attorney. If another person is responsible for causing your or your loved one's injuries, then that person should be held accountable for not only your pain and suffering, but also the wrath of medical bills you have been stuck with, and are likely to continue incurring for years to come.

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Our personal injury attorneys at Montlick and Associates have been representing those who suffer serious injuries throughout all of Georgia and in the Southeast for over thirty years, including but not limited to Albany, Athens, Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Gainesville, Macon, Marietta, Rome, Roswell, Savannah, Smyrna, Valdosta, Warner Robins and all smaller cities and rural areas in the state.

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Category: Auto Accidents

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