Bellevue Brain Injury Lawyer - Traumatic Brain Injury Claims
Supporting TBI Survivors with Compassion, Strategy & Results
Why Brain Injuries Are Complex
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are among the most misunderstood and underestimated injuries in personal injury law. While some TBIs result in visible trauma, many-such as concussions or "mild" TBIs-cause invisible, lasting damage that impacts memory, mood, and function.
At Cascade Injury Law, our Bellevue brain injury lawyer understands how hard it can be to get the care, validation, and compensation you need after a head injury. We work closely with medical specialists to prove the full extent of your TBI and fight for the resources needed to recover your quality of life.
Causes of TBIs
Our firm represents brain injury victims across Bellevue and the greater Seattle area in cases involving:
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Car accidents, especially head impact with the steering wheel, window or airbag
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Motorcycle and bicycle crashes, even with helmets
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Slip and fall accidents, especially among older adults
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Being struck by falling objects, such as merchandise or construction debris
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Physical assaults or sports-related incidents
In one past case, a client suffered a TBI from falling lumber. We secured $1.15 million to past and future losses.
Serious Impact
Symptoms and Long-Term Effects
Traumatic brain injuries often do not show up on CT scans-but they can profoundly affect a person's life. Common symptoms include:
- Persistent headaches or migraines
- Dizziness, nausea, or balance issues
- Confusion, memory loss, or trouble concentrating
- Mood swings, depression, or irritability
- Sensitivity to light and sound
- Ringing in the ears
- Vision problems
Long-term, many TBI survivors struggle to return to work or enjoy daily activities. These symptoms can last months-or a lifetime-and require extensive medical and psychological care.
Our Approach to TBI Cases
TBI cases require more than just a diagnosis-they require proof of impact and cost. At Cascade Injury Law, we:
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Work with neurologists, neuropsychologists and other specialists to evaluate brain function
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Utilize advanced imaging and cognitive testing to support your claim
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Partner with vocational experts and economists to project future earnings loss
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Document your need for rehabilitation, long-term care, and daily support
Whether your TBI resulted from a crash, a fall, or a blow to the head, our team is equipped to build a strong, evidence-backed claim for maximum compensation.
Case Highlight
Proving Mild TBI Can Still Mean Major Compensation
In a past case, our client suffered a mild TBI as a result of a motor vehicle crash. Doctors did not immediately diagnose the injury. Post concussion symptoms of dizziness, memory challenges and ringing in the ears persisted after the crash. With the help of expert witnesses, we secured a policy limits result of $565K.
Frequently Asked Questions
Traumatic Brain Injuries
I felt okay after the accident, but symptoms appeared later. Can I still file?
Yes. TBI symptoms often appear hours or even days later. TBI victims often lack awareness necessary to recognize symptoms. It is important to see medical evaluation as quickly as possible. Even if the injury is not immediately diagnosed, you can still file a claim.
What if my scans were normal but I still have issues?
Many TBIs don't show on standard scans. We use neuropsych evaluations and specialist testimony to prove "invisible" injuries and secure fair compensation.
What compensation can I receive for a brain injury?
Compensation may include current and future medical expenses, rehab, therapy, lost income, and non-economic damages like cognitive loss and emotional distress.
Suffering from a Brain Injury?
Don't Go It Alone.
If you or a loved one is living with the effects of a traumatic brain injury, our Bellevue brain injury lawyer is here to help. We understand the complex nature of TBI claims-and we have the experience to pursue the full compensation you need to move forward.
Contact us today for a free consultation. You don't have to navigate this journey alone.