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Long-Term Effects of Brain Injuries

The amount of treatment needed for brain injuries will depend on the severity of the brain injury. Common problems include:

  • Cognitive difficulties – an inability of lessening of the ability to think, reason, and remember
  • Difficulty in talking and understanding
  • Inability or lessening of the ability to see, hear, taste, touch or smell
  • Loss of mobility including paralysis
  • Behavior problems such as depression, anxiety, and aggression
  • Seizures

Serious brain injuries can cause the patient to be:

  • In a coma
  • A persistent vegetative state – like a coma but with periods of alertness and sleep-wake cycles.
  • A low conscious state – like a persistent vegetative state but with some cognitive ability
  • Brain Dead – the patient/worker has no measurable brain function. Removing life support would cause physical death.

 

Skilled Worker’s Compensation Lawyer Joe Miller Fights for Brain Injury Victims

Brain injuries are often catastrophic. Workers are never the same physically, mentally and emotionally. When a brain injury happens, you need an aggressive worker’s compensation lawyer on your side. Attorney Joe Miller has helped thousands of injured workers in North Carolina and Virginia. Please hone Joe Miller today at 888-694-1671 and ask for me, Joe Miller, or email me at jmiller@joemillerinjurylaw.com.

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If you are looking at this site, you or a loved one has probably been hurt. If that's true, you've come to the right place. Helping people who have been hurt is what we do. In fact, it is all we do. Joe Miller Law is a law firm concentrating exclusively on representing people who are injured by the carelessness of others or those hurt on the job. We provide the highest quality legal services to people who have been seriously injured. We practice Personal Injury law and Workmens' Compensation law in both Virginia and North Carolina.