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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)Traumatic brain injury (TBI) usually leaves lasting effects that have both emotional and financial repercussions. You need attorneys you can count on to have the experience and knowledge required to take on traumatic brain injury cases and either settle successfully or take it to trial if necessary.

What Is A Traumatic Brain Injury?
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) happens when there is a physical injury to the brain. It is one of the most common causes of death and disability. There are three general classifications: mild, moderate or severe. The classification depends on how long consciousness was lost, if memory is lost and various neurological scales.

Some of the most frequent causes of brain injury are car and traffic collisions, bicycle accidents, sports injuries and other blunt trauma to the head from slips, trips and falls, assault and abuse. Children can suffer a traumatic brain injury if they are shaken when the brain is still in the early stages of development. They may not fully realize the effects of the injury for years.

Long lasting effects of brain trauma include memory loss, coma, emotional changes, personality changes and lack of ability to care for oneself. Many brain injuries have a terrible impact on families and cause severe financial strain. Turn to attorneys with experience to guide you through this difficult adjustment. For more information, visit the Brain Injury Association of America at www.biausa.org or the Brain Injury Association of Minnesota at www.braininjurymn.org.

Soucie Law Can Help You Move Forward

One of the things you need most when you or a loved one is dealing with an traumatic brain injury is legal help. We will help you through the complex maze of work that needs to be done to protect your family. We'll help you understand the legal process, and help you find the best possible legal representation so you can move forward after such an injury.

If you would like to talk to one of our lawyers right away, call (763) 427-8888. After business hours, our answering service will relay your message to the on-call attorney immediately.