Traumatic Brain Injuries – Fulmer Sill Is Here To Help

By Author: Devin Herz
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A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is defined as any trauma to the head that causes a disturbance in the normal functions of your brain. Sometimes referred to as a “silent epidemic,” TBIs often go unnoticed since they aren’t always caused by penetration of the skull.

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is devastating and life-changing.

At Fulmer Sill, our team of experienced injury attorneys is here to help anyone in Oklahoma suffering from a traumatic brain injury caused by someone else’s negligence.

Causes of TBI

· Falls

· Vehicle Collision

· Penetrating Wound

· Sports Injuries

· Metabolic Disorders

· Lack of Oxygen to the Brain

· Tumors

· Infections

· Stroke

Physical Complications

· Impairment of higher level cognitive functions to comatose states

· Coma or long term unresponsive state

· Limited function of arms and legs

· Abnormal speech or communication issues

· Cognitive problems

· Emotional issues

· Vertigo

· Seizures

· Sensory problems

The range ...
... of side effects varies for everyone. Rehabilitation is often necessary to regain function and independence. Sadly, the effects of TBI can have a dramatic impact on the victim’s family, job and social interactions.

TBI can be extremely traumatizing and the road to recovery may be long and expensive. If you’re located in Oklahoma, and you or a loved one has suffered a traumatic brain injury – Fulmer Sill is here to help. We know what it takes and have the extensive experience and resources to win your brain injury case. We can help recover damages for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering and even wrongful death. Know more...

I am Devin Herz, currently associated with Fulmersill. We believe everyone is equal under the law. We take pride in providing an unparalleled commitment to our clients, most of whom are individuals, families and small businesses who have been unfairly treated or tragically harmed by large corporations.