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Traumatic brain injury can dramatically change a person’s life — often permanently. If another person’s negligence caused your injury or a loved one’s injury, you may be entitled to personal injury compensation. I have been representing people with traumatic brain injuries since 1987 and fight to obtain maximum compensation for my clients. My name is Charles Bryan Alred, and I have been representing injured Oklahomans since 1987.
Doctors sometimes misinterpret the symptoms of a traumatic brain injury, leading to a misdiagnosis. The symptoms of traumatic brain injury include:
- Sudden or severe headache
- Seizure
- Weaknesses
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Decreased alertness, lethargy
- Changes in vision
- Difficulty swallowing
- Loss of fine motor skills
- Personality changes
- Difficulty processing language or expressing oneself through speech
Broken Arrow Head Injuries Attorney
Living with a brain injury can be very confusing, and adapting to life with a brain injury can pose significant challenges. Personal injury compensation can aid in the transition by covering necessities such as:
- Medical bills
- Rehabilitative services
- Home modifications
- Support for family and loved ones if the injured party is unable to work
As a personal injury lawyer, I fight to ensure that my clients receive compensation that covers their needs. I help my clients understand what their cases are worth and work to prevent insurance companies from taking advantage of them.
Ask a Personal Injury Lawyer in Tulsa and Broken Arrow
At my office in Tulsa, Oklahoma, calls are answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You will work directly with me, not a legal assistant. I will provide you with aggressive representation. Contact me at 918-745-9960.
