Philadelphia Attorneys Helping with Occipital Lobe Injuries

Brain injuries are among the most tragic effects of a serious car accident. One example is occipital lobe injury. The occipital lobe in the back of the head is responsible for processing visual cues and senses. As a result, people with occipital lobe injuries often have trouble distinguishing colors and calculating size. They may also find it hard to read and write, according to the Center for Neuro Skills.

A Skilled Personal Injury Law Firm

At Silvers, Langsam & Weitzman, P.C., home of MyPhillyLawyer, we represent people throughout Pennsylvania who suffered occipital lobe injuries in motor vehicle accidents or due to other acts of negligence. We also represent people who suffered other types of head injuries that affect occipital lobe functions.

As personal injury attorneys, we work with medical professionals and other experts who can help assess brain injury and the full extent of damage, including both short- and long-term effects. This not only helps us build a strong case, but it gives us a starting point for determining a fair amount of compensation. We want to make certain you are fully compensated for:

• Medical expenses
• Rehabilitation
• Lost wages
• Psychological assessment
• Loss of enjoyment of life
• Pain and suffering

Whether you or a loved one suffered an occipital lobe brain injury in a car accident, trucking accident, motorcycle accident, workplace injury or other type of accident, we will protect your rights and fight insurance companies on your behalf. We do not let insurance companies intimidate us, and we are always prepared for trial so we can fight for the verdict you deserve.

More Than 100 Years' Combined Experience

To schedule your initial consultation with a Philadelphia occipital lobe brain injury lawyer, contact MyPhillyLawyer today for a free consultation. If we do not win your car accident injury case, you will not pay our firm any costs or attorneys' fees — guaranteed.

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