Brain Injury Attorneys in New York

Over a Century of Collective Legal Experience

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) will have sweeping effects on a victim’s life. It may affect motor skills, language, speech, memory, cognitive skills, and even personality. Treatment will be expensive, and even the latest methods and technology usually cannot restore full function to a damaged brain. A victim may require ongoing therapy and in-home care and may no longer be able to work and earn a living. Financial and other burdens may fall on family members who are simply not equipped to help.

At Sultzer & Lipari, we are here to see justice served when negligence and wrongdoing cause brain injuries to unsuspecting victims. Our New York brain injury attorneys are highly experienced litigators who have been practicing law for over 100 years, collectively. We have recovered more than $1 billion for our clients and stand at the ready to see how we can help you.

For a free review of your brain injury case, call (800) 552-0265 or contact us online.

What Causes Traumatic Brain Injuries?

In a personal injury case involving a traumatic brain injury, we must determine what caused the injury and, therefore, who should be held responsible in civil court. This may be a drunk driver, a manufacturer that produces a defective product, or even a government entity that fails to maintain safe roadways.

With our resources and experience, we can take on brain injury cases involving:

• Car accidents
• Truck accidents
• Motorcycle accidents
• Pedestrian and bicycle accidents
• Taxi and rideshare accidents
• Defective products
• Construction accidents

Regardless of the cause of your injury, even if it is not listed above, we welcome you to call our offices to talk about your legal options and how we can assist you.

Permanent Harm & Lifelong Damages

The amount of compensation that you deserve after suffering a TBI is likely going to be much more than you might realize at first. The immediate medical care you receive for your injury and subsequent hospitalization might incur steep medical bills, but the truth is that your life will be affected by your brain injury long after you leave the hospital. You may experience physical and psychological hardships because of your injury, and the negligent party that caused them should be held accountable through a TBI claim.

For example, a severe brain injury may require you to rely on assistance for day-to-day tasks that were once simple for you, like getting dressed or remembering to take medications. Or you may find it impossible to keep gainful employment due to limitations caused by your injury, such as the inability to focus or frequent migraines. All of these issues and the lifelong impacts they create need to be factored into the compensation you receive. Depend on our New York TBI attorneys to accurately calculate your damages and confidently pursue them on your behalf in and out of court.

Symptoms of a Mild Brain Injury

Please be aware that not all serious brain injuries produce immediately intense side effects and symptoms. It is possible to suffer a TBI that only begins with subtle symptoms that you might mistake for other issues. For this reason, you should always see a medical professional as soon as you can after a serious accident that might have caused a brain injury. An early diagnosis could help mitigate the extent of your injuries while also bolstering the validity of your claims.

Subtle symptoms of a brain injury can include:

• Unexplained headaches
• Sensitivity to light and sound
• Waves of dizziness or nausea
• Uncharacteristic mood swings
• Memory problems
• Insomnia or exaggerated oversleeping

Contact Our NY Offices for a Free Consultation

Serving all of New York and with a track record of wins from coast to coast, our brain injury lawyers at The Sultzer & Lipari are in a position to provide the advocacy you need. We want you to know that you are not alone and that we can offer a way for you to pursue financial compensation to cover all of your injury-related expenses – now and into the future. We overlook nothing in our pursuit of complete compensation for our injured clients and their families.

Call (800) 552-0265 today for the experienced counsel and caring support you deserve.