Eagan Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyers

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) refers to physical harm or damage sustained by the brain tissue. This type of injury can have profound and lasting effects on an individual’s cognitive, physical, and emotional well-being. In the United States, the leading cause of such traumatic brain injuries is motor vehicle accidents, such as car crashes and collisions with semi-trucks. These accidents often result in high-impact forces that can significantly damage the brain, making TBI a major concern in road safety and health care.

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Often, the symptoms of traumatic brain injuries are misunderstood. Common symptoms include impulsive behavior, loss of memory, impaired perception, personality changes, loss of taste or smell, diminished concentration, hearing and balance disorders, comas, and seizures. Often, the effects of brain damage are greatest immediately following the injury. However, long-term problems and complications may continue for the remainder of the victim’s life.

Free Legal Consultation For Those Affected by Traumatic Brain Injuries

If you or a loved one is a victim with a traumatic brain injury, or think one may be present, please contact the experienced Minnesota traumatic brain injury lawyers or attorneys at the Sieben Polk P.A. for a free consultation at 651-437-3148. The attorneys at Sieben Polk P.A. bring more than 50 years of experience to litigating traumatic brain injury cases. Our success has brought many large settlements and verdicts on behalf of our clients.

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$1.4 million for laborer and pump mechanic at Butler Taconite and National Steel Pellet in Nashuwauk and Keewatin, Minnesota. Client suffered from malignant mesothelioma.
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In 2021, Sieben Polk attorneys recovered over $5,000,000.00 before trial for a retired Minneapolis pipe fitter in a lawsuit against manufacturers of asbestos-containing equipment.
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An $8,050,000 jury verdict in 2001 on behalf of a pipefitter exposed to asbestos at a refinery.
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