Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyer in Virginia Beach

In a traffic accident, damage to the brain can happen in seconds.

The effects can last a lifetime. Despite safety laws and education, traffic accidents injure thousands of people every year. Indeed, vehicle crashes are the second leading cause of traumatic brain injury.

Potentially draining your life savings and inflicting horrible pain and suffering, it’s important to make sure the person responsible for the accident is held financially accountable.

At Joynes and Gaidies Law Group, our team of personal injury attorneys can help you receive the settlement you deserve.

Sadly, the majority of brain injury patients do not receive counseling on the long-term difficulties that may endure for the rest of their life.

Even mild to moderate brain injuries can be costly. As many as 30 percent of the people who suffer a mild traumatic brain injury can have permanent damage, according to the Brain Injury Hope Foundation.

At first, your symptoms may not seem problematic. You may lose consciousness briefly or be unable to remember something. You might feel confused, have headaches or vision problems. You could have trouble concentrating or become forgetful. In other cases, you can have language and spelling deficits.

Other long-term disabilities from the brain injury can develop over time.

It’s important for patients and their caregivers to think about the future.

Will lengthy hospitalizations or home care be needed? Will you need speech or physical therapy? Can you ever return to work or drive again?

The law group of Joynes and Gaidies, has helped many victims estimate the cost of their recovery care. Our knowledgeable team of personal injury lawyers, which has more than 100 years combined experience, has helped clients receive some of the largest settlements in the country for catastrophic vehicle accident injuries.

Why Acting Quickly Matters After a Head Injury

Timing can be critical when pursuing a head injury claim in Virginia Beach, VA. Virginia's statute of limitations may limit how long you have to file, and early documentation of symptoms, medical visits, and accident details can strengthen your case significantly. A skilled head injury attorney from Joynes and Gaidies Law Group can help you act before evidence fades.

When building a strong TBI claim, your legal team may work to document:



• Medical records and diagnostic imaging from the time of injury.
• Evidence linking the accident directly to your brain injury.
• Projected costs of future care, therapy, and lost earning capacity.
• Witness statements and accident reconstruction reports.
• The ongoing impact on your daily functioning and quality of life.

Do not wait to explore your options. Contact Joynes and Gaidies Law Group today or call (757) 486-3000 to schedule a free case evaluation.