A traumatic brain injury (TBI) following a car accident is just that—traumatic. These debilitating injuries are traumatic from start to finish, a factor that complicates the legal process and confuses TBI victims. If you’ve been involved in a car accident that led to a traumatic brain injury—there are a number of facts and processes that you need to know.
Your Legal Rights and Entitlements
As a TBI victim of a personal injury accident you are entitled to legal recourse and to compensation for your injuries and financial losses. Your entitlements however are limited by statute of limitations, which is why you need to begin the process of gathering evidence to file a claim immediately after the accident, or as soon as your healthy enough to begin the process.
An important thing to know throughout the personal injury claim process is that you are not alone—and that you need our help. It is highly recommended to consult with legal council before taking action on a personal injury claim—because in a legal situation, what you don’t know can hurt you. Call us today to begin the process of filing a substantiated and strong TBI personal injury claim.
Evidentary Support For Your Claim
In order to file a successful claim you must gather evidence to support your claim. This evidence need to demonstrates the exact financial losses that you’ve incurred since your car accident. This evidence includes documentation related to:
·Any medical costs you’ve incurred not covered by OHIP or private insurance.
·The costs related to short- and long-term home care not covered by local, provincial or federal government programs.
·Costs you’ve paid out-of-pocket for rehabilitation (again, not covered by insurance).
·Any provable financial losses you’ve incurred due to the TBI and car accident—both past and future.
·Limited losses related to pain and suffering, stress and psychological trauma.
·Your out-of-pocket expenses for home services you’ve been unable to perform, including home cleaning and repairs.
Begin your claim by calling us today, and avoid the strict cut-off dates laid out under the statute of limitations (which requires TBI victims to file a claim within two years of the accident if there are no extenuating circumstances). Together we will gather the evidentiary support needed to begin your claim—but we’ll begin by walking you through the steps and timelines associated with a personal injury claim due to your traumatic brain injury. We can help.
