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Central Pain Syndrome (CPS) is a chronic pain condition caused by damage to the brain or spinal cord, often due to injury or trauma. Unfortunately, many go undiagnosed and untreated, struggling to manage a condition that seems to have no apparent cause.

If you developed CPS from an accident or due to someone else’s negligence, help is available. At the Brain Injury Law Center, we advocate for those who have suffered brain or spinal cord injuries. We understand how devastating invisible disabilities like CPS can be and are here to help you seek justice for your injuries.

Contact our team of brain injury attorneys for a free case consultation at (757) 244-7000 or online for a 100% free case review if you’re struggling with CPS after an accident. 
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Concussions and TBIs can cause a cascade of additional health conditions, all stemming from a single head trauma. Post-traumatic vision syndrome is one such side effect of a head injury. This condition can cause havoc in a person’s life while they are also healing from the trauma they sustained.

When you are suffering from post-traumatic vision syndrome and need help, the traumatic brain injury attorneys from the Brain Injury Law Center are ready to represent you. Our team is ready to support you on your path toward recovery and justice. Get in touch with our team today online or by calling us at (757) 244-7000.

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Experiencing an anoxic brain injury, where the brain receives too little oxygen and suffers harm as a result, can be devastating. You might lose your ability to move, think, or care for yourself, and you may face overwhelming medical debt as you strive to regain your former abilities. 

But can you recover from an anoxic brain injury? Every person’s journey is unique, but with the help of skilled physicians and patience, you or your loved one may be able to recover from an anoxic brain injury.

The traumatic brain injury attorneys at the Brain Injury Law Center may be able to help you if you or your family member suffered an anoxic brain injury due to negligence. If you are ready to discuss your options, fill out the online form or call (757) 244-7000 today.

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After sustaining a head injury, the loss of memory or ability to create new memories is called post-traumatic amnesia. 

This condition is often considered a good indicator or factor in the severity of a traumatic brain injury. If you or a loved one is struggling to recall memories after a head injury, you need to understand what post-traumatic amnesia is and how it can affect a person.

At the Brain Injury Law Center, we stand up for victims of silent injuries and injustices such as traumatic brain injuries and post-traumatic amnesia. 

Get in contact with our team of traumatic brain injury attorneys for a free case consultation at (757) 244-7000, or contact us by filling out a form with your information. Trust us to help you with your potential legal case. 
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Watching a family member suffer neurostorming as a result of a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a terrifying experience. You may feel helpless and overwhelmed by the life changes you and your loved one are now facing. You may also feel at a loss for how to cover the necessary costs and find a road to recovery. 

If your loved one’s neurostorming was triggered by a TBI due to another party’s negligence, the traumatic brain injury attorneys from the Brain Injury Law Center can help you seek justice and compensation. We work to ensure that you receive the resources your family needs to ensure your loved one can receive the best treatment possible. 

Our compassionate and highly-ranked lawyers can represent you and answer your questions when you contact us online or give us a call at (757) 244-7000.

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Up to an estimated thirty percent of concussion symptoms are delayed by hours, days, or even weeks after the initial injury, manifesting as post-concussion syndrome. This startling statistic challenges the common belief that the effects of a concussion are immediately apparent. 

Delayed symptom onset can significantly complicate diagnosis and treatment, leaving many individuals unaware that they’ve suffered a brain injury, or even the type of brain injury, until it’s too late to prevent further harm. That’s where having an experienced brain injury lawyer comes into play.

We have extensive experience with individuals suffering from traumatic brain injuries. From concussions to TBIs, our lawyers have helped clients recover over $1 billion in lost wages, compensation, and damages. 

But we can only help you get the ball rolling after you’ve taken steps to protect yourself. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with us for questions and help about your claim at (757) 244-7000.

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A subarachnoid hemorrhage is a serious and dangerous condition that can be life-threatening or cause long-lasting problems. To give the best chance of survival, surgery is usually needed to stop the bleeding and relieve symptoms. The long road to recovery after surgery includes many challenges and risks, both in the short and long term. 

The Brain Injury Law Firm understands the immense challenges you face when dealing with brain injuries and recovery from subarachnoid hemorrhage. Our founder has over five decades of experience with brain injury cases, recovering millions for our clients.

 When you are confronted with a situation where you need traumatic brain injury attorneys, we can provide you with unmatched knowledge in the difficult area of brain injury law and support you every step of the way.

You can contact us today for a free consultation by calling (757) 244-7000 or filling out the intake form online. 

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Intracerebral Hemorrhages (ICH), also known as brain bleeds, happen when blood vessels burst within the brain. Blood clots form, putting pressure on the brain, decreasing blood flow, and causing a lack of oxygen, which can cause severe damage. 

This is a life-threatening condition that requires immediate medical attention to treat and minimize damage to the patient. Unfortunately, even with proper care, it can result in tragic, lifelong complications.

If you sustained an injury due to someone else’s negligence that caused an intracerebral hemorrhage, you may be eligible for financial support. Work with the experienced traumatic brain injury attorneys at the Brain Injury Law Center to evaluate your situation and start building evidence for a solid case. Get started today by calling (757) 244-7000 or contacting us online for a free case evaluation.

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Rather than asking “Can you work with a concussion?” ask “Should you go to work with a concussion?”

A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury. And any brain injury should be treated seriously.

An estimated 24% of TBIs are work-related, but many are overlooked. We understand the pressure workers might feel to continue working despite injuries, but prioritizing your health during this stage will prevent further injury in later ones. Concussions can have serious long-term effects, including memory problems, mood swings, and even permanent brain damage. 

But that’s why workers’ compensation laws exist. With them, you can rest assured you are protected from ramifications should you need additional medical attention and financial support during your recovery.

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Attorney David Holt recently emerged triumphant following a challenging traumatic brain injury (TBI) trial, getting our client a record verdict. 

In a tough trial where we refused to back down, our team fought to the end so that our client, Gail Capps, could have a better future following her TBI injury. 

Gail Capps was referred to Stephen Smith and David Holt of The Brain Injury Law Center by Tony Laizure of Tulsa, Oklahoma for the trial of this case. Smith and Holt have participated in numerous trials and cases in Oklahoma as co-counsel with Mr. Laizure, and as a team, they have recovered millions of dollars for brain damage survivors.

At the Brain Injury Law Center, we have forged a reputation as a leading supporter of TBI victims nationwide. While we’re proud of this victory, we understand there are many, like Ms. Capps, who need help, and we’re committed to providing it. Contact us online or call (757) 244-7000 to learn how we can support you with a TBI claim. 

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