Traumatic Brain Injury

TBI or traumatic brain injury is among the most common and devastating injuries that occur due to pedestrian vs. vehicle crashes, which leads to long-term impairments, disabilities, or death. It occurs when physical trauma stops the brain’s normal functions and is usually known as a silent killer since it can sometimes be difficult to know the extent of the damage.

Depending on the specific type of TBI, the symptoms can be mild to extremely severe and may significantly impact more than one area of the brain. In some cases, even seemingly mild TBIs can be fatal. TBIs also don’t just negatively impact an injured victim’s daily life. Long-term or permanent mental and physical changes or disabilities are not uncommon. Victims may be unable to work, require long-term medical treatments, and experience diminished quality of life.

Spinal Cord Injury

Pedestrian vs. vehicle crashes and motor vehicle accidents are the top causes of SCIs or spinal cord injuries. SCIs can either be complete or incomplete. The most serious SCIs are complete SCIs that occur when your spinal cord gets severely injured and stop your brain from sending signals below the injured area. For instance, a complete SCI that affects the lumbar spinal cord can result in paraplegia, in which the area below the waist becomes paralyzed.

Recovering from a spinal cord injury can be unpredictable and very long. Some injured victims suddenly start walking years after getting injured, while others may never be able to regain any sort of movement at all.

Traumatic Amputation

People can suffer traumatic amputations from pedestrian accidents, motor vehicle crashes, combat injuries, or workplace accidents. Most traumatic amputations stem from traumatic injuries. A severe accident can cause a body part to be torn away or cut off.

A body part can likewise be severely damaged due to severe burns or crush injuries to the extent that it simply can’t be saved and must be amputated. Traumatic amputation treatment, recovery, and rehabilitation will require lots of money, time, and a multidisciplinary approach.

Find Out What Our Experienced Los Angeles Catastrophic Injuries Lawyer Can Do For Your 3 Common Injuries Pedestrian Accident Case

At Jahrmarkt & Associates, we understand how catastrophic injuries from pedestrian accidents, including traumatic brain injuries, traumatic amputations, and spinal cord injuries, among many others, can lead to extensive physical, financial, and emotional strain. This is why our Los Angeles pedestrian accident lawyers fight to ensure that you and your loved ones get the compensation you need for long-term treatments and rehabilitation, including all the pain and suffering your injuries caused.

Call 310-226-7676 or reach out to us online to arrange a free review of your case with our Los Angeles pedestrian accident lawyer.