More Than 25 Years of Experience Handling Severe Injuries
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are among some of the most difficult to treat, not only because a closed-head injury poses problems in treatment, but also because the long-term effects of a TBI may not be fully known at the time of treatment. Therefore, if you suffered a serious head injury on the job, you should notify your employer right away and then seek medical attention as soon as possible.
The Law Offices of Thomas Hoegh protects victims of workplace accidents and their families in Los Angeles and throughout the San Fernando Valley and Southern California. With more than 25 years of experience handling workers' compensation and other related issues in employment law, we have knowledge and resources to help you protect your right to compensation for work-related injuries. As your advocate, we will explore all your options to ensure you receive all the benefits you are entitled to.
We represent people who have suffered brain injuries on a contingency basis. This means you will owe no attorney's fees unless we win your case.
Protecting Your Rights Both Now and in the Future
Unlike other injuries, the full effects of a traumatic brain injury may not be fully understood until a day or two, or even weeks, after sustaining a serious head injury. Depending on the severity of the accident, victims of a TBI could experience:
- Severe headaches or frequent dizziness
- Loss of cognitive ability
- Loss of coordination and motor skills
- Speech impairment or stutters
- Vision or hearing problems
- Memory loss
- Mood swings or emotional problems
These symptoms may only be temporary, but they could also linger for years or even be permanent, which could negatively impact your employment goals. When you work with our firm, we seek to protect your rights both immediately following your accident as well as your right to future medical care if warranted.
Our firm is also unique in that we provide aggressive defense against those who may suffer unexpected employment issues during recovery or when returning to work such as disability discrimination or wrongful termination. If your employer refuses to provide reasonable accommodation for you, our lawyer and professional staff will fight for your rights to equal opportunity and fair employment.
Contact Our Los Angeles Attorney for Brain Damage Injuries
We take a detail-oriented approach to helping clients recover the compensation they need and deserve following a serious workplace injury. To discuss the particulars of your case in a free consultation with our Woodland Hills traumatic brain injuries attorney, contact the Law Offices of Thomas Hoegh today by calling 818-337-4470 or toll free at 800-434-4631. You may also send us an e-mail using our online contact form.
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