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100 East Faith Terrace
Maitland, Florida 32751

Florida Traumatic Brain Injuries

My husband has been really spacey after a fall at work. Is it TBI?
It is impossible to tell.  Symptoms of TBI surface after the initial incident and being “spacey” could be indicative of memory loss and a symptom of a more serious brain injury.

Have your husband examined by a medical professional as soon as possible.

Can we get compensation for severe headaches that arose after our brain injury settlement?
More than likely, no.  Settlements typically bar each party from seeking additional legal recourse.  Talk to an experienced attorney to explore your legal options.

Birth Related Brain Injuries in Florida

Can I sue for my child’s cerebral palsy?
It depends on the circumstances of the birth and injury.  To sue for cerebral palsy you will have to be able to prove that medical malpractice was the direct cause of your child’s condition.

Could my doctor have prevented a breech-birth brain injury?
It is hard to say.  At the very least she should have warned you of the breech-birth and taken precaution.  A lawyer can help you examine the extent of the injury and evaluate the situation for possible malpractice.

Brain Injury and Chemical Exposure in Florida

Is it possible my child’s learning disability is the result of mold in my home?
It is certainly possible mold in your home can have an effect on your child’s health, but it is impossible to say whether it is contributing to a learning disability without examining all of the facts.

Can I bring a strict liability suit against the manufacturer of a faulty heater?
Maybe.  A strict liability suit will require you to prove the heater was a direct result of the brain injury and that the manufacturer should have foreseen the potential harm of the product to sue for damages.

Contact 866.958.8812 or 1 407 830-5050 for Florida brain injury questions.