Traumatic Brain Injury

Ready to Handle Your Brain Injury Case

At Truck Wreck Justice, representing injured truck drivers is a crucial aspect of our practice. Each year, many skilled and responsible truckers are forced off the road due to negligence, whether from trucking companies or other big rig drivers. The U.S. shipping industry depends on these “knights of the road,” and everyone suffers when a major truck collision prevents them from working. We advocate for these victims, helping them recover compensation for lost wages, medical expenses, and ongoing complications from injuries sustained in preventable crashes caused by negligent actions.

We Fight for Brain Injury Victims

Truck Wreck Justice Attorney Morgan Adams has both the resources and experience necessary to handle even the most complex trucking accident cases, including those involving traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). If you or a loved one has suffered a serious brain injury in a truck or bus accident, you may be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages. Contact the Truck Wreck Justice team immediately for a free case assessment from an experienced truck accident lawyer.

TBI Signs

Traumatic brain injuries occur when impacts or violent movements jar the brain. Extreme incidents, such as trucking accidents, can cause the brain to crash against the inside of the skull, resulting in bruising, tearing of brain tissue, and bleeding within the brain. This bleeding can increase pressure in the skull, leading to further brain damage.

Because the brain is highly complex and governs much of our personality and physical health, brain injuries can have wide-ranging symptoms—particularly in cases involving severe trauma.

If someone you care about is experiencing any of these symptoms after a collision with a large truck or bus, it is important to contact an experienced trucking accident attorney as soon as possible. They can begin investigating your case promptly. Even if doctors have performed tests but found no brain damage so far, your loved one may still be suffering from a serious brain injury.

TBI Symptoms

• Loss of consciousness lasting minutes or hours

• Clear fluid draining from the nose or ears

• Headaches

• Nausea and vomiting

• Seizures or convulsions

• Weakness or numbness in the limbs

• Trouble sleeping (insomnia) or excessive sleepiness (hypersomnia), as well as difficulty waking

• Poor coordination and impaired reflexes

• Confusion and disorientation

• Slurred speech

• Sudden changes in personality or mood (e.g., irritability or anger)

• Anxiety, depression, or a sense of impending doom