Asheville Brain Injury Lawyers
Fighting For Those Who Have Suffered From Brain Injuries in North Carolina
The Brain Injury Association of North Carolina (BIANC) reports that 43,000 North Carolina residents are currently living with traumatic brain injury (TBI). Sadly, many of these cases could have been avoided had individuals or corporations acted responsibly. During our more than 30 years of practice, Hensley Cloninger & Greer, P.C., has witnessed the tragic consequences to TBI victims and their families, and we have held negligent parties accountable for the devastating losses our clients suffered.
Because our firm focuses exclusively on personal injury plaintiffs’ representation, we are equipped to handle the most challenging head injury claims. If you or your loved one has sustained a head injury, our lawyers help you get the compensation you need to get the best care you can and support a better quality of life.
Learn more about how our Asheville brain injury attorneys can help you. Contact us online or call (828) 383-8414 today!
Common Causes of Brain Injuries
Understanding the causes of traumatic brain injuries is critical for building a strong legal case. Common causes may include:
- Automobile Accidents: Motor vehicle collisions are a leading cause of traumatic brain injuries. The impact forces involved in accidents can result in severe head injuries, even when safety measures are in place.
- Slip and Fall Accidents: Uneven surfaces, wet floors, or inadequate signage can lead to slip and fall accidents, causing head injuries. Property owners are responsible for maintaining safe premises, and when they fail to do so, they may be held responsible.
- Workplace Accidents: In some cases, brain injuries occur due to workplace accidents, especially in industries with a high risk of falls, equipment malfunctions, or exposure to hazardous materials.
- Sports Injuries: Athletes, both amateur and professional, are at risk of sustaining traumatic brain injuries during high-impact sports. Negligence in coaching or inadequate safety measures can contribute to these injuries.
- Medical Malpractice: Errors during surgery, anesthesia complications, or misdiagnoses can result in brain injuries. Medical professionals are held to a standard of care, and when that standard is breached, legal action may be warranted.
- Assaults: Intentional acts of violence can lead to traumatic brain injuries. In such cases, both the perpetrator and, in some instances, property owners may be held responsible.