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- TNThuy-An NguyenFeb 21, 20205.0Call many times and left vms. Even over three weeks no one call back. Potential client. But couldnt reach anyone.
- LTLeta ToDec 26, 20173.0It's nearby, parking is a bit funny. I didn't get help for very long
- HMHad MoreMay 11, 20175.0The firm was always responsive to my calls . They treated with respect everything we dealt with them. They did what they promise
- JPJames PalazzoOct 18, 20155.0Edward and his staff have been a pleasure to work with throughout this entire process. I feel like they were very sensitive to my and my families needs regarding the timing of required appointments and appropriate deadlines. They've always been friendly and professional when answering phone calls pertaining to my never ending list of query's. They are a pleasure to work with and I would highly recommend them to anyone.
Frequently Asked Questions About Le & Kittleson
What is the difference between Traumatic Brain Injury and brain damage?
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is the result of some impact to the brain, either a blow to the head or , as in car accident, when the brain is violently shaken so that it hits the interior of the skull. Brain damage results from disease or lack of oxygen, such as what occurs in a stroke or during a botched birth process.
How do I know if a loved one has a Traumatic Brain Injury?
Many people don't realize they have suffered a traumatic brain injury because the symptoms do not necessarily manifest immediately after an injury. The symptoms can include:
Dizziness
Nausea
Persistent headaches
Memory problems
Clear liquid seeping from the ears or nose
Change in personality
Convulsions
How does a brain injury affect my ability to earn a living?
A TBI can definitely affect a victim's ability to earn a living, including:
Physical pain that makes certain tasks impossible
Memory issues that impact job performance
Change in personality that negatively affect relations with clients and coworkers
Problems with speech, intelligence and other cognitive functions
Ongoing medical appointments during work hours that affect job performance
How can I get compensated for my TBI?
If your brain injury resulted from another person's negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. Contact an experienced TBI attorney for a free consultation.