https://www.mottleylawfirm.com/ Whether you received a concussion, mild traumatic brain injury or more serious traumatic brain injury in Virginia, you probably will want a lawyer to represent you. However, not all attorneys are experienced in brain injury cases, and the ones who are don’t take every case.
Before taking on a new case, lawyers who know what it takes to be successful in a brain injury case ask potential clients the following questions:
- Can your brain injury be demonstrated by your medical records or doctor?
- Are you currently having symptoms of a brain injury?
- Will your family members, physicians, co-workers, or friends be willing to tell a judge and jury that you have changed as a result of your brain injury?
- Is there any evidence to prove how the brain injury happened? For example, maybe there was a picture of a cracked windshield that your head hit in an accident.
- Did someone else cause the injury due to his or her negligence?
- Did you do anything that contributed to your own injury?
- Does the negligent party have assets or insurance to cover your damages?