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Wisconsin Concussion Settlement Attorney

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A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury that happens after receiving a severe impact to your head. Concussion car accident settlements and sports accidents are among the most common cases of concussion claims. Your pain and suffering deserves compensatory damages.

Long after your accident, your concussion symptoms could continue to negatively impact your life for weeks or months. While most concussions are left to heal on their own some severe cases may require surgery.

If you’ve suffered from a concussion injury contact personal injury lawyer Steve Caya for a free consultation. His 30 years’ worth of legal experience and a no win, no fee policy ensures your best interests.

Can you sue for a concussion?

If you’ve suffered a concussion caused by an accident where someone else is at fault, then yes you have the right to claim compensation for your pain and suffering, medical expenses, and lost wages.

There are many factors that go into determining how much a concussion injury claim is worth. The best way to understand what represents a fair settlement amount in your concussion case is by speaking with an experienced injury attorney.

Concussion settlement amount example: $755,000 settlement for a mild TBI & post-concussion syndrome

See more concussion settlement examples or explore all personal injury recovery amounts won by Steve Caya for his clients.

To win a concussion injury lawsuit, you’ll have to prove your concussion was caused by the negligent actions of someone else. There’s only one opportunity to file a claim for compensation, so don’t risk going it alone.

You’re not alone. Start today by getting in touch with a Wisconsin concussion injury lawyer with proven success.

Most common causes of a concussion

A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury and can have serious, long-lasting consequences. Concussions most often occur as the result of:

Car Accident
Sports Accident
Slip & Fall
Assault
Workplace Accident

High impact sports like football or boxing, or whiplash injuries from auto accidents can cause your head and brain to shake too quickly back and forth, causing concussion. While usually not life-threatening, concussion symptoms can escalate and develop over time.

How to tell if you have a concussion:

Symptoms of concussions vary depending the individual and can begin immediately or develop weeks or months after an accident. Common symptoms of concussions include:

Confusion
Dizziness
Blurred Vision
Headache
Sensitivity to Light or Noise
Memory Problems
Loss of Consciousness

It's important to get evaluated by a doctor as soon as possible after the accident causing your concussion. How soon you seek medical attention and how long symptoms persist can affect the value of your case. Gathering medical records is crucial if you want a fair settlement for whiplash, concussion, or other injuries caused by someone else's negligence.

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