Brain Injuries

Don’t Let a Traumatic Brain Injury Stand Between You and a Fulfilling Life

New Orleans Brain Injury Lawyer

The brain is one of the most complex organs in our body. It controls all our actions, from thought and conscious movements to autonomic functions like breathing, pumping of the heart, walking and much more. Even “minor” brain injuries can have a lasting negative impact on your ability to function, your relationships and your future career prospects.


Brain injuries can range from blows to head suffered in car accidents or falls to brain tumors or other degenerative ailments caused by environmental factors or workplace conditions.


The brain is a very delicate organ. Injuries can have drastically life altering consequences. Modern science only understands so much about the brain and how it repairs severe injuries. Although there have been advancements in treatments, the success rate is still far lower compared to proven treatments for other organs. That’s one of the reasons why brain injuries are far more likely to be catastrophic in nature.


Most common causes of brain injuries:

  • Sports injuries
  • Strokes
  • Tumors

Rehabilitation

The rehabilitation process after a traumatic brain injury can take months or years to make meaningful progress. Treatment includes cognitive therapies, speech therapy, physical therapy, and neurobehavioral therapy. Each year there are various studies and new techniques to improve brain injury rehabilitation outcomes.


Many of the treatments are combined with medications to improve progress and overall quality of life. Still, moderate brain injury treatment is estimated to cost upwards of 1 million dollars.


Learn more about recovery and living with a TBI.

Causes of Brain Injury

Physical trauma in the form of a slip and fall, abuse, or car crash causes a majority of brain injuries. While property owners and businesses do implement and enforce safety precautions to make head injuries less common, they still happen.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Louisiana Brain Injury Frequently Asked Questions

  • What Is a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)?

    A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a type of acquired brain injury that occurs when a sudden trauma causes damage to the brain. 

  • What are the Symptoms of a TBI?

    Symptoms of a TBI can range from mild to severe and can include headaches, confusion, difficulty with balance, dizziness, memory loss, problems with speech and language, changes in behavior, and more.

  • How Is a TBI Diagnosed?

    A TBI can be diagnosed by a doctor through a physical exam, imaging tests like a CT scan or MRI, and a neurological assessment. 

  • How Is a TBI treated?

    Treatment for a TBI depends on the severity of the injury and may include medications, physical therapy, occupational therapy, cognitive therapy, and rehabilitation. Surgery may also be necessary in some cases.

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New Orleans Brain Injury Lawyer

Get Mike Brandner on your side! After serious injury, it can seem difficult to move on with your life. The attorneys at Mike Brandner Law are here to advocate for the justice you deserve and the compensation you need to live comfortably and work toward a return to normalcy.


Our New Orleans brain injury lawyer also represents clients in Baton Rouge and Metairie, as well as the surrounding areas. Call us at 504-345-1111 for a free case evaluation.

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Our brain injury attorneys have extensive experience investigating and litigating on behalf of clients with serious head and brain injuries. Call 504-345-1111 to schedule a free case evaluatiton.

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Our brain injury attorneys have extensive experience investigating and litigating on behalf of clients with serious head and brain injuries. Call to schedule a free case evaluatiton.

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