Ohio Head Injury Lawyers

An injury that affects the brain, skull, blood vessels, or tissue inside the head is known as a head injury. Skull fractures, concussions, and blood clots are all examples of head injuries. Even a mild head injury can result in constant, painful headaches and a serious head injury can result in more severe consequences, including death. If your loved one suffered from a fatal head injury due to the negligence of someone else, contact our head injury lawyers in Ohio.

Have you or someone you know sustained a head injury in Ohio due to a negligent second party? Our lawyers can help! Contact our Ohio Head Injury Lawyers today.

In the following order from the most to least, the common causes of head injury are:

• Slip and Fall
• Auto Accidents
• Struck by/Against
• Acts of Violence

When it comes to brain injuries, there are two main types of this injury: closed head injury and penetrating head injury. An individual may suffer from a closed head injury when damage is done to the brain but no wound is visible. For example, lack of oxygen - like in a near drowning experience - may result in a closed head injury. With a penetrating head injury, however, the physical damage is visible. An example of this type of head injury could be a gunshot wound.

When a head injury is not fatal, it can change someone's life forever. Functions that are necessary to accomplish everyday tasks, such as speaking abilities, muscle movement, and hearing and vision can be impaired after a head injury. A head injury can also result in costly medical bills. Our lawyers will fight for your rights for monetary compensation to cover these medical bills, as well as the pain and suffering that is associated with a head injury.

Have you or someone you know sustained a head injury in Ohio due to a negligent second party? Our lawyers can help! Contact our Ohio Head Injury Lawyers today.

Located in Cincinnati, Ohio, G. Ernie Ramos, Attorney at Law, represents clients in catastrophic personal injury and wrongful death lawsuits throughout Ohio, in Hamilton, Clermont, Warren, Butler, and Brown Counties including Batavia, Lebanon, Hamilton, Loveland, Middletown, Mason, Fairfield, and Georgetown..