Ohio Hypoxia Brain Injury Lawyer
A hypoxic brain injury happens as the result of a decrease in the amount of oxygen being supplied to the brain. The severity of the injury is directly tied to the length of time that the brain was not receiving enough oxygen. Indications that a hypoxic brain injury may have occurred often include a victim's inattentiveness, trouble with sound reasoning and judgment, decreased motor skills and decreased coordination. These are serious conditions that can impact the victim for years into the future with the potential of leaving him or her to face a lifetime of hardship.
Contact us for a free consultation if you or a loved one was the victim of a hypoxic brain injury.
A hypoxic brain injury can lead to a significant decrease in the victim's quality of life and requires years of specialized medical care. When these injuries occur as the result of incidents or accidents that were caused due to another person's negligence, victims may have a claim for damages. These are complex legal matters that should be handled by an attorney with the proven ability to see that the responsible parties are held accountable. — Partner Peter H. Weinberger
The attorneys at the law firm of Spangenberg Shibley & Liber represent injury victims in the most complex personal injury claims. We are selective in the cases we accept so that we can give your case the personal attention and care it deserves. Our Cleveland hypoxic brain injury lawyers provide a thorough review of your situation and give you an honest assessment of your claim. We fully investigate every case we accept to determine exactly how your injury occurred and identify all negligent parties in order to seek the maximum level of compensation available for your case.
Causes of Hypoxic Brain Injuries
There can be many different causes of hypoxic brain injuries. Some incidents that can result in a reduced flow of oxygen to the brain may include the following:
- Cardiac arrest
- Head trauma
- Strangulation
- Choking on small objects such as parts of children's toys
- Suffocation
- Near drowning
- Anesthesia errors
The broad range of situations that can lead to hypoxic brain injuries makes the need for skilled legal representation all the more critical. Our brain injury law firm has helped clients who have been injured under the most unique circumstances. Our extensive experience with these matters allows us present your case in a way that clearly shows the negligent parties' liability. When appropriate, we enlist the help of medical specialists and other experts to build the most compelling possible case.
Experienced, Sophisticated, Reputable
Spangenberg Shibley & Liber is recognized as one of the pre-eminent hypoxic brain injury firms in Ohio and the United States. Our commitment to injury victims' rights goes beyond the work we do on behalf of our clients. We were one of the first civil litigation firms to take on individual and mass tort cases that have had a lasting impact on how negligence laws have been shaped over the past several decades.
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Our lawyers offer free, confidential consultations to determine whether you have a viable hypoxic brain injury claim. Please contact us as soon as possible to avoid deadlines that may exclude you from pursuing damages. We handle all hypoxic brain injury cases on a contingency basis, so if we tell you that you have a legitimate claim, be assured that we are prepared to move forward without charging you any attorneys' fees. We will only charge you a fee if we win.
Remember, if you have a claim, there is most likely a statute of limitations clock running, after which you won't have the right to file a lawsuit. Protect your rights by contacting us today or calling us at (888) 633-0360.
