Two Good Reasons Why You Should Hire Counsel if You Have a Brain Injury.

Georgia B. Day

You don’t need an attorney for every legal dispute or difficulty you may have, but there are some cases where having competent counsel is not only prudent, but an absolute must,

A lawsuit involving serious brain injury is one of them.

Here are 2 reasons why if your lawsuit centers around a catastrophic brain injury, you should hire counsel.

1.Brain injury cases involve complex legal and medical issues.

Handling a brain injury case on your own without experienced legal counsel is really not a good idea. These kinds of cases have complex legal issues, procedures, and evidence requirements that a layperson (especially one who is suffering from brain damage) simply cannot handle. They also require a considerable understanding of medical information and terminology.

In many cases proving the brain injury can be difficult. For example, in a car accident case, proving that the brain injury was caused by the defendant’s negligent driving (and not some other cause) can be difficult to do. Making the proper legal causation connection requires experience. Preparing and presenting a case—especially one involving something as serious as a brain injury—is best left to the professionals.

2.Evaluation of Your Case.

Another reason to hire counsel if you have a brain injury is because many times it is difficult for those who have been injured through the fault of another to know whether a lawsuit is appropriate or likely to be successful under their particular circumstances.

In other words, you need a legal analysis of your case. And that’s something that only an attorney can provide. An attorney can evaluate the strength of your case and can advise you regarding your legal rights.

Another difficulty arises because often those suffering from a brain injury cannot recall all of the facts about what happened or how. Experienced brain injury attorneys know how to handle cases that may have gaps in the evidence.

Dealing with the results of an accident or incident that results in serious injury is difficult enough. There is no need to add to your burden by not getting the legal help you need when it comes to pursuing compensation for your injuries.

Brain Injury Attorneys You Can Trust.

If you or someone you love has suffered a brain injury due to the negligence of another, contact us. At the Day Law Group, we are experienced personal injury and brain injury attorneys. We have offices in Baton Rouge, and we serve a number of the surrounding areas including Baker, Gonzales, Port Allen, New Orleans, Zachary, and several other cities in Louisiana. To schedule your free consultation, call ToDay at 225-200-0000 or contact us here.

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A proud graduate of Southern University Law Center and former president of the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, Justin is best known for providing his clients with the personal attention they need while fighting hard to get them the compensation they deserve. Justin and his team are not afraid to take on the tough cases or fight the good fight. Dedicated and tenacious, for over 18 years, Justin has consistently achieved superior results for the clients he serves.

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Georgia B. Day is an experienced personal injury and worker’s compensation attorney. A former Administrative Law Judge for the Louisiana Workforce Commission, Georgia is driven by a desire to obtain justice for individuals injured in the workplace and those who have been injured due to the carelessness of others. Georgia takes pride in providing her clients with the best possible representation. Polished and professional, Georgia is best known for her excellent work ethic, obtaining superior results, and her responsiveness to clients.

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