On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Jun 23, 2020 | brain injury
Accidents of all types could cause an injury to the head. Head trauma is considered one of the most serious types of injury, as it impacts a victim’s brain. While a traumatic brain injury is severe no matter whom the victim is, when a child suffers a brain injury due...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Mar 4, 2020 | brain injury
A traumatic blow to the head, such as may occur due to a car accident or fall, can cause intracranial hemorrhage. This is a medical term for bleeding that occurs inside the skull. It can be very serious because there is no way for the blood to drain away. Therefore,...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Feb 7, 2020 | brain injury
Suffering a blow to the head can have dangerous repercussions even if signs of an injury do not immediately show themselves. Sometimes the trauma from a head injury can damage the blood vessels in the brain, resulting in brain bleeding. This is a very serious...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Dec 11, 2019 | brain injury
The impact of a brain injury can have varying aftermaths. Some Tennessee injury victims experience significant problems right away that require treatment while other people manifest symptoms later on. The symptoms may be commonplace problems like headaches or a case...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Aug 2, 2019 | brain injury
Tennessee residents who wish to learn more about catastrophic brain injuries may be surprised to learn that they typically occur in a motor vehicle accident or during a baby’s birth. In a court case that is believed to be the nation’s largest jury award...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Feb 7, 2019 | brain injury
Victims of car accidents can suffer catastrophic injuries that can be physically, financially and emotionally costly. This blog recently discussed the different types of injuries car accident victims can suffer and some injuries, such as brain injuries, can be...
