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Traumatic brain injuries change a family, since the injured person is often never the same. The family’s story is the most important aspect of the case. We learn it and teach it to the jury.

A traumatic brain injury is one of the most devastating — and, sadly, one of the most common — types of personal injury in the U.S. Whether the injury is relatively mild or a catastrophic case that leads to death, the dedicated team at Fried Goldberg LLC, has the experience and knowledge to help you obtain fair compensation in your case. Contact us to speak with a brain injury attorney at our Atlanta office, serving Marietta and Roswell, Georgia, as well as the surrounding areas. Our expert team will put together a compelling case to help you achieve the best results possible for you and your family.

The brain plays a vital role in all the body’s functions, yet it is one of the most delicate, easily injured parts of the body. For these reasons, traumatic brain injury is a particularly devastating and tragically common occurrence for millions of Americans every year. What’s more, the signs that someone has incurred a brain injury are not always immediately apparent. If you or someone you love has been involved in a car accident, motorcycle crash or trucking accident, you should see a physician and contact a brain injury attorney at Fried Goldberg LLC.

Common causes of brain injury include:

• Motor vehicle collisions
• Slip and fall incidents
• Sports injuries
• Assault
• Whiplash
• Shaken baby syndrome

Traumatic brain injury, or TBI, can occur in a number of ways, and range in severity with regard to the injury and its long-term effects. The symptoms of a brain injury will differ depending on which area of the brain was affected, so it is important to obtain a professional medical diagnosis. Here are some symptoms to consider if you think you or a loved one has suffered a brain injury in a recent accident:

• Loss of consciousness
• Concussion (dizziness, vomiting, confusion after impact)
• Seizures
• Sleepiness
• Poor concentration
• Headache
• Memory loss
• Depression
• Irritability

If someone you love has suffered an injury to the head, he or she may have sustained a severe brain injury. Such an injury can be life-changing for the victim and affect the entire family. Contact Fried Goldberg LLC to speak with a brain injury attorney at our Atlanta office. We believe that the health and well-being of your entire family are vital and we work to protect your rights to monetary compensation for medical expenses, and loss of wages, as well as pain and suffering.

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