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Brain Injuries and Head Injuries

The far reaching impact of a traumatic brain injury or serious head injury is well understood by Los Angeles serious injury lawyer Scott A. Marks.

Whether your case involves traumatic brain injury or serious head injury resulting in rehabilitation care and treatment, punitive damages, medical care, medical treatment, medical bills, pain and suffering damages and/or loss of income Mr. Marks provides more than 20 years of experience litigating serious personal injury in all of southern California including Orange County, Los Angeles County, Riverside County and San Bernardino County.

He understands the trauma of personal injury and brain injury victims. Serious injury victims in and around the Los Angeles area trust that accident attorney Scott A. Marks will successfully handle their cases.

If you have been seriously injured, you need a lawyer who will represent your interests - not the interests of insurance companies and other parties.

If you are encountering an insurance company personal injury or property damage claim denial or dispute Mr. Marks is notably effective in dispute resolution with insurance companies.

This area of law deals with obtaining compensation for injuries to the head and brain caused by the negligence of others or a defective product. People who suffer head injuries or brain injuries receive compensation for medical care, medical treatment, medical bills, rehabilitation care and treatment, as well as pain and suffering damages and loss of income as appropriate. In some cases, punitive damages are recoverable.

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a medical phrase used to describe the damage to the brain suffered by sudden impact or physical force to the head. Essentially, the human brain floats in a fluid substance called cerebrospinal fluid. TBI can result when the force of momentum causes the brain to impact against the skull. This type of injury, often the result of hitting your head on the windshield, pavement, or object, is frequently referred to as a "closed head injury." Whiplash can also cause TBI. These closed head injuries can result in lasting physical and mental problems.

Serving clients throughout Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.