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Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyer

Our lawyers represent individuals who have experienced traumatic brain injuries as the result of negligence, reckless or intentional misconduct. Traumatic brain injuries are prevalent. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) reports that there are approximately 1.7 million TBI cases in the United States each year.

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Brain Injuries

Our lawyers represent individuals who have experienced traumatic brain injuries as the result of negligence, reckless or intentional misconduct. Traumatic brain injuries are prevalent. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) reports that there are approximately 1.7 million TBI cases in the United States each year.

Traumatic brain injuries appear in a number of different ways. We have seen traumatic brain injuries in the form of the following, among others:

  • Brain contusions, which result when the brain is bruised
  • Subdural hematomas, which are blood clots between brain tissue and the Dura
  • Temporal injuries, which are injuries to the temporal lobe of the brain
  • Anoxic brain injuries, which occur when blood flow to the brain is disrupted

The brain is an exceedingly intricate organ. When the brain undergoes trauma, the body’s systems may be thrown into temporary or permanent disarray. The repercussions are as serious as you can image. Traumatic brain injuries can be debilitating, wiping out one’s ability to care for oneself or to earn wages to support one’s family. No matter how your injury came about, the traumatic brain injury lawyers at Glasheen, Valles and Inderman can provide you with a free consultation to help you figure out if you have a case and if you are possibly entitled to financial compensation.

If you have suffered a traumatic brain injury, the dedicated, compassionate, and experienced attorneys at Glasheen, Valles & Inderman can help to ensure that your rights are protected. Our traumatic brain injury lawyers have extensive experience in hiring the best experts, including neurologists, to provide input as to the most appropriate medical treatment for you or your loved one following a traumatic brain injury. It is important to seek the advice of experienced attorneys to ensure that you receive the best medical care, but also to help you to recover just compensation for your traumatic brain injury.

If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident regardless of where you live, we will be happy to evaluate your potential case through a free consultation.

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    Past Success

    Our firm has successfully prosecuted many brain injury cases. To read the stories behind some of our past settlement and verdicts, go to our proven results, including a settlement of $5 million net-to-client for a truck wreck brain injury and $1.7 million net-to-client for an 18-wheeler wreck brain injury.

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    9.9 million
    Motorcycle/18-Wheeler Truck Wreck | Brain Injury
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    5.8 Million
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    5.2 million
    Car Wreck | Brain Injury
    Glasheen, Valles & Inderman have been handling catastrophic injury cases for over 30 years in Texas and New Mexico.

    Our Team is Here to Help

    Below is a list of some of the most-frequently-asked questions by our clients and prospective clients. If you still have any questions, feel free to contact us.

    • How do I pay for medical expenses?

      The answer to this question often depends upon your specific situation. In an automobile accident with fairly minor injuries, sometimes there is Personal Injury Protection insurance or “PIP” coverage that can help pay for your medical bills.

      Other times your private health insurance will pay your medical bills. Once we settle your case, we may have to reimburse your private health insurance policy for medical expenses.

      In other cases where our clients do not have health insurance, we can arrange medical treatment for our clients using a “letter of protection.” That means that we make an agreement with medical providers that if and when we make a recovery in your personal injury case, then we will pay the medical bills out of the settlement.

      In some cases where our clients are unable to get medical treatment otherwise, our law firm will advance the cost of medical expenses in order to assist our client. Exactly how each medical expense is handled in each case will depend on the facts of each case and the circumstances of any potentially-available forms of insurance payment.

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    • How long will my claim take to resolve?

      The time it takes to resolve a personal injury claim depends very much on the type of case. We believe that it is important to prosecute claims as quickly and efficiently as possible. We usually like to have our client finish with their medical treatment so that we can fully and properly evaluate their injuries before we attempt to settle the claim. Sometimes we can assist a client with making advances to cover lost wages or living expenses while the client is waiting for the case to be resolved. Typically, automobile accident cases with fairly minor injuries can be resolved in about six months. More serious accident cases usually take anywhere from six months up to a year and a half or longer.

    • I am not happy with my current personal injury attorney. Can I fire them and get a new attorney?

      You always have the right to fire your attorney; however, if you have signed a contract with that attorney, you may have to pay that attorney a fee. The answer to that question is very fact-specific, because one of the considerations as to whether you owe the first attorney a fee is whether you have “good cause” for firing that attorney.

      What we recommend is, if you are unhappy with your current attorney, try to communicate that to them first. Let them know why you are unhappy so that they have a chance to remedy the problem. If you cannot get in contact with your attorney, or if they are unable or unwilling to remedy the problem, then your next step would be to consult another personal injury attorney. The new attorney can advise you about your contract with the first attorney. If you have “good cause” for firing the first attorney, and you have made an unsuccessful, good-faith effort to resolve the problems with the first attorney, then your new attorney will likely be able to resolve any claims from the first attorney. Such a resolution typically involves the old attorney and the new attorney dividing the contingency fee between themselves so that you do not have to pay double fees.

    • What is a personal-injury board-certified attorney?

      An attorney who is Board Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Personal Injury Trial Law must have handled jury trials dealing with matters such as vehicle accidents, workers’ compensation, premises liability, products liability, statutory tort claims, maritime accidents, or social security claims which involve a physical or mental injury to a person. The lawyer must also have extensive knowledge of the law of evidence, procedure, and other substantive law involved in the trial of Personal Injury Trial Law. In order to be certified , an attorney must have:

      • Been licensed to practice law for at least five years;
      • Devoted a required percentage of practice to personal injury trial law for at least three years;
      • Handled a wide variety of personal injury trial law matters to demonstrate experience and involvement;
      • Attended personal injury trial law continuing education seminars regularly to keep legal training up to date;
      • Been evaluated by fellow lawyers and judges; and
      • Passed a day-long written examination.

      Kevin Glasheen is Board Certified in Personal Injury and Civil Trial Law.

    • What is my claim worth?

      Personal injury claims are usually resolved by either settlement or by a jury. When a case is settled, it is the client’s decision of whether or not to accept a settlement offer. The lawyer will advise the client as to the potential value of the claim. Lawyers evaluate the potential value of a claim by predicting what a jury would do based on experience with similar claims.A jury can consider all sorts of damages in a personal injury case including medical expenses in the past and in the future, loss of earnings in the past and in the future as a result of the injury, physical pain and mental anguish in the past and in the future, compensation for impairment – that is loss of use, and disfigurement damages. The jury has discretion in awarding the sums. We can give you advice on the value of your claim based on our experience with some of our claims and similar jury results.