Louisville Hematoma Attorneys
A reported 1.7 million people suffer from a traumatic brain injury every year across the country. These injuries happen for a number of reasons, ranging from falls to motor vehicle accidents and even assault. Traumatic brain injuries can cause a number of serious side effects, such as a concussion, memory loss, or in some cases, the development of a hematoma. A hematoma forms when blood collects outside of the blood vessels and in the tissue of the brain. Due to the location, brain hematomas can have a variety of potentially lethal consequences.
Hematomas can cause pain, swelling, and redness, and could potentially cause serious repercussions. If you or someone you know has been injured by another person’s negligence and suffered from a hematoma as a result, you may be able to take action against the responsible party and fight for financial compensation. Find out how you may be able to get the justice and financial restitution you are seeking by contacting our Louisville personal injury attorneys of the Sampson Law Firm today at 502-584-5050 and schedule a free consultation.
Symptoms of Hematomas
Hematomas can happen anywhere on the body, but they are especially dangerous when they occur on the brain or skull. Cerebral hematomas can range in severity from case to case. Some of the most common symptoms of a hematoma include the following:
- Headache
- Trouble speaking or slurred speech
- State of confusion or even loss of consciousness
- Trouble with balance
- Nausea and vomiting
Some hematomas heal over time, but there are other kinds that may require medical attention or even surgery. If you have suffered a hematoma from someone else’s negligent actions, you may be able to get compensation to pay for your medical bills, recovery, lost wages, emotional damage, and more.
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At the Sampson Law Firm, our Louisville hematoma lawyers are committed to helping people just like you hold negligent parties liable for their actions. Contact us today at 502-584-5050 to discuss your legal options with a compassionate attorney.
