Traumatic Brain Injury and Delinquency
Traumatic brain injuries are associated with delinquent behavior. According to a new study by the University of
The study defined traumatic brain injury as a head injury causing 20 minutes or more of unconsciousness. The study did not assess post-injury treatment or severity of the initial injury. However, it is well known that lack of treatment can only make the problems normally associated with a traumatic head injury worse. The Michigan brain injury lawyers at Buckfire & Buckfire understand that these types of injuries have a tremendous effect on an individual’s ability to lead his or her normal life. Changes in personality affect marriages, families, and friendships. Head injury patients are often unable to return to work and suffer a significant impairment of earnings and earning potential. Further, head injury patients often need expensive attendant care services due to their condition. If the injury arose from a car accident, motorcycle accident, truck accident, bicycle accident, or pedestrian accident, there is often a Michigan No-Fault Insurance claim for benefits. Individuals who sustained brain injuries and their families should contact Buckfire & Buckfire, P.C. immediately to determine their legal rights. Our office will start working on your case immediately and begin gathering the evidence to prove and win your case.
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