Traumatic brain injury (TBI) refers to a blow or a jolt to the head. A traumatic brain injury can disrupt functioning of the brain and can cause anything from a mild concussion to permanent injury, coma, and even fatalities. Each year in the U. S., roughly 1.4 million people sustain a TBI, often from firearms, slip and fall accidents, automobile accidents, and other injuries. Today, more than 5.3 million Americans live with permanent disabilities resulting from brain injuries. In many cases, these injuries require them to hire caregivers, undergo extensive medical treatments, and miss significant amounts of work. The qualified Florida attorneys at Flaxman & Lopez have represented many clients who have suffered brain injuries. Our experienced South Florida brain injury attorneys have helped people get the medical treatment and the assistance they needed to rebuild their lives after serious brain injury.

Because of our extensive experience, Flaxman & Lopez understands how traumatic TBI can be, both to the victim and to the family. We also understand how important it is to get help quickly from a qualified Florida lawyer. Is important to get immediate assistance so that medical bills can be paid and lost income can be replaced. If you have suffered from a brain injury or have a loved one who has sustained a TBI, contact our Florida lawyers to discuss your situation. We can help ensure that insurance companies will continue to pay for any future medical treatments necessary in order to help the injury heal as much as possible. We will investigate the case, help you understand all your legal options, and work hard to ensure that you get the maximum amount of assistance as quickly as possible.

In many cases, brain injuries change lives forever. However, with the right Florida attorneys, you may be able to get the help you need to rebuild your life. Flaxman & Lopez has the brain injury experience you need to get you the help you deserve. Contact us online or call us at 1-888-995-6739 (1-888-99-Lopez) to set up a FREE consultation. Our Florida lawyers can meet in your home, hospital room, or office to discuss your particular case. Our complimentary consultation comes with no obligation whatsoever -- this is simply a chance for you to ask questions and get the information you need to make an informed decision. Keep in mind, too, that we work on a contingency basis. We are willing to defer fees until you reach an out-of-court settlement or win your case. If we are unable to get you compensation or benefits, we collect nothing.