CDC lists several other symptoms that are often a sign of a concussion, some of which may go unnoticed at first. These include:

• Headaches or general discomfort in your head
• Vomiting or nausea
• Difficulty with your vision, dizziness, or balance issues
• Sensitivity to light or noises
• Groggy or hazy feelings
• Memory loss and confusion

MedlinePlus states that the best treatment option for a concussion is rest, both mentally and physically following an accident or injury. There are also concussion tests that you may need to undergo, which can determine the function of your brain after the injury.

Baseline concussion tests are commonly used following an accident. According to MedlinePlus, they are used to measure a subject’s normal brain function. MedlinePlus recommends undergoing a baseline concussion test or similar treatments following any type of head injury to verify whether or not the individual is suffering from TBI or a concussion. If you are found to have suffered from a TBI or concussion, there are treatment options to help you recover from your injuries.

Proving Negligence in a Personal Injury Case

Simply being injured in an accident does not automatically mean you are entitled to damages against another person or business. To have a successful personal injury lawsuit, you will likely have to prove that your injuries were the result of someone else’s negligence. According to the Legal Information Institute (LII), negligence is defined as “a failure to behave with the level of care that someone of ordinary prudence would have exercised under the same circumstances.”

Even if someone was negligent, that alone does not guarantee a successful claim. Your concussion lawyer must present four key elements to prove that the party that caused your concussion was, in fact, legally responsible for your damages. The four elements include:

• Duty of care
• Breach of care
• Causation
• Damages

A duty of care means that someone must “act in the same manner as a reasonably prudent person in their position would,” as defined by the Legal Information Institute. A motor vehicle driver breaches this duty, for example, by speeding or texting while driving when an accident occurs. Causation involves whether or not the individual’s negligence directly caused your injuries. Just because someone does something negligent doesn’t automatically mean that such negligence played a part in your accident. You will also have to prove that you have suffered real physical and emotional injuries as a result of the accident to bring a personal injury claim.

At Dansker & Aspromonte Associates LLP, our Brooklyn concussion injury lawyers have extensive experience proving these legal elements through a careful and thorough investigation of the unique facts and circumstances of your case. But don’t delay since some evidence can disappear over time. Learn more about filing a personal injury lawsuit, call at to begin a free consultation.

Filing a Personal Injury Lawsuit and the Statute of Limitations

There are time limitations that limit your right to bring a claim for personal injuries after an accident. If you fail to bring your claim by these deadlines you may be forever barred from receiving the compensation you deserve. If you or someone you know has been injured in an accident that was the result of the fault of another, don’t delay in consulting the experienced and dedicated lawyers at Dansker & Aspromonte Associates LLP. The sooner you consult us, the sooner we can begin to investigate your accident, preserve evidence, and build a strong claim for you. If we accept your case, we will begin to fight for you and may do the following:

• Interviewing witnesses
• Securing site photographs and video footage, if available
• Obtaining police, accident, or incident reports
• Consulting with accident reconstruction experts
• Gathering hospital, medical and rehabilitation records
• Discussing your medical prognosis with your treating doctors

Start a Free Consultation Today with Dansker & Aspromonte Associates LLP

If you or a loved one in Brooklyn recently suffered from a concussion due to an accident, Dansker & Aspromonte Associates LLP can investigate your unique case to determine if you are entitled to fair and just financial compensation. We can ensure that all filing deadlines are met and provide advice as to how to proceed including:

• Obtain medical attention immediately
• Request that the police complete a report of the incident
• Identify the names and contact information of any witnesses
• Provide no statements to other parties without speaking to us first
• Do not post about your accident on social media
• Save all records of your medical treatment
• Follow all medical instructions

Call us today. If we agree to accept your case, you will not be required to pay us any money upfront. We only earn a legal fee if you receive financial compensation. The attorneys at Dansker & Aspromonte Associates LLP are ready to hear from you.