It is recommended that you consult a doctor about your injuries after an accident. Many types of injuries like brain injuries or nerve damage are often not recognized by victims right away. An immediate consultation with a medical professional is useful both to successful treatment and with any potential related lawsuits.
New research shows the effects of traumatic brain injuries among youth are more extensive than previously thought. According to this recent study, nearly 20 percent of Ontario students in Grades 7 through 12 have suffered from some form of traumatic brain injury. The definition includes any students who have either lost consciousness for more than 10 seconds or stayed at a hospital overnight because of head trauma.
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A new Canadian medical study is helping bring attention to the relationship between sports and brain injuries among youth. Among other findings, the study revealed that sports now constitute the single largest contributing factor to Traumatic Brain Injuries among those 5 to 19 years of age.*
Being involved in an automobile accident is tragic enough, but add in a brain trauma and life will forever be impacted. It does not matter if it has affected your brain, or if it is the brain of a loved one, hiring a personal injury lawyer that is knowledgeable in catastrophic injuries is something you will want to look into. They will at least be able to offer advice.
Each personal injury case is unique, and requires dedication, professionalism, expertise and a personal, hands-on approach. If you have suffered injury due to the negligence of others or are being denied disability benefits, Tony Lafazanis will guide you through every step of the legal process, and ensure you receive the compensation to which you are entitled.
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