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ARTICLE · 22 OCTOBER 2024

Brain Injuries From Car Accidents And Personal Injury Claims

Unfortunately, car accidents aren't an uncommon occurrence in daily life. And, in many of these car accidents, one or more individuals will likely suffer personal injury.

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Unfortunately, car accidents aren't an uncommon occurrence in daily life. And, in many of these car accidents, one or more individuals will likely suffer personal injury.

Brain injuries from car accidents are a particularly challenging injury. Unlike, say, a broken leg, brain injuries can be invisible to outsiders and unpredictable for victims. No two brain injuries are alike, and different individuals can experience wildly different symptoms after suffering a brain injury.

Below, Michael will discuss how brain injuries from car accidents are treated in personal injury claims and how they can differ from other types of common personal injuries.

What is a Brain Injury?

Brain injuries from car accidents often result from head trauma, such as a blow to the head or whiplash. These injuries are classified as "traumatic brain injuries" (TBIs), but their severity can differ significantly.

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