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David & Philpot, P.L.
100 East Faith Terrace
Maitland, Florida 32751

Traumatic Brain Injury in Orlando, Florida

At David & Philpot, P.L., located in Maitland, Florida, we have experience in handling cases pertaining to Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) usually begins after severe head trauma resulting in loss of consciousness that ends in permanent brain damage or dysfunction:

  • Memory loss
  • Limited cognitive ability
  • Severe mood swings
  • Coma
  • Loss of motor skills
  • Abnormal speech patterns
  • Emotional instability
  • Loss of sexual capacity

Legal Support for Florida Traumatic Brain Injury Victims and Families

We provide legal support and representation to help bring claims against the negligent parties responsible for Florida TBI.  We help people assess their settlement needs and litigate with the aim to reach the maximum benefit.

We have counseled many victims and their families coping with the affects of TBI.  We understand different types of TBI, their effects, and what can help a family struggling through this time.

Open and Closed TBI Injuries in Florida

The two most common types of TBI are open- and closed-brain injuries. An open-brain injury occurs when the skull is punctured by a foreign object.  Gunshots and certain auto accidents are often the culprits of open-brain injuries.

Closed-brain injury is a type of brain injury that occurs when the head sustains some type of trauma to the exterior which directly damages the internal tissue.  These typically arise from falls, collisions, and other blunt-force trauma.

Other types of brain injury include birth-related injuries and chemical exposures.

Surgery and Medical Treatment for Florida TBI

Victims of Florida TBI often find themselves the center of complex and specialized medical care.  TBI requires many different types of medical workers to assess the components of an injury:

  • Emergency medical workers
  • Surgeons
  • Brain injury specialists
  • Physical therapists
  • Psychiatrists and counselors
  • Home-health workers

Although this medical care can be time-consuming and expensive, it is necessary to give victims the best hope of recovery and stability.

We file lawsuits to help victims secure the resources that allow them to continue with their long-term treatment and medical care.

If you or a loved one is suffering from a traumatic brain injury in Orlando, Florida, it is imperative that you call David & Philpot, P.L. at 866-958-8812, or submit our quick contact web form.