Brain injuries can happen suddenly and change lives forever. They can result from vehicle accidents, falls, sports injuries, or other traumatic events. Types of brain injuries include:

  • Concussions: Often considered mild but they can have serious, long-term effects, including headaches, memory problems, difficulty concentrating., and mood changes like depression and irritability.
  • Contusions: A bruising of the brain tissue that can lead to seizures, cognitive impairments, coordination and motor function impairments, and emotional and behavioral changes.
  • Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Can range from mild to severe, causing symptoms like headaches, confusion, memory loss, and more.
  • Anoxic Brain Injury: Occurs when the brain doesn’t get enough oxygen, potentially leading to permanent damage. Symptoms can include difficulty speaking, memory loss, coordination problems, severe headaches, confusion and disorientation, weakness or paralysis, and loss of consciousness.

These injuries can have catastrophic effects, impacting memory, movement, thinking, and even personality. They can lead to a lifetime of expensive medical care and changes in the ability to work and enjoy life.

Our Legal Services – Securing the Compensation You Deserve

At Crosby & Crosby Law, we understand how devastating brain injuries can be. Our experienced brain injury attorneys are dedicated to helping you or a loved one navigate this difficult time and fight for the compensation you deserve. Our services include:

  • Free Consultation: We start with a consultation to understand your case and offer initial advice. During this meeting, we will discuss the details of your injury and the circumstances surrounding it.
  • Investigation and Additional Consultation: We will gather all the necessary evidence, including medical records, accident reports, and expert opinions, and consult with medical experts to understand the full extent of your injuries.
  • Formulation of a Legal Strategy: Based on the information gathered, we develop a tailored legal strategy aimed at achieving the best possible outcome for your case, including seeking compensation for the injury you or a loved one has suffered.
  • Legal Representation: We guide you through the next steps, including negotiating with the defendant’s lawyers and insurance company to seek a favorable out-of-court settlement, keeping you informed and involved at every stage.
  • If a settlement cannot be reached, we will provide you with expert legal representation during any ensuing court proceedings.
  • Support and Guidance: We provide continuous support, helping you understand each step of the legal process.

Action is Important!

It is crucial to take timely action for your injuries or those of a loved one. Under Illinois law, there are strict time limits, known as statutes of limitations, for filing personal injury claims. In most cases, you have two years from the date of your accident to file a lawsuit.

Delaying action can result in losing your right to compensation. Therefore, it’s important to contact the brain injury attorneys at Crosby & Crosby as soon as possible to ensure your case is handled promptly and effectively.

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If you or a loved one has suffered a brain injury, don’t wait to seek legal help. Our highly experienced personal injury lawyers at Crosby & Crosby Law are here to fight for your rights and secure the compensation you need to move forward.

Contact our law office today at 815-367-6432 to schedule your initial consultation and take the first step toward justice and recovery.

At Crosby & Crosby, You’re Never Alone

We want you to know that first and foremost, we’re here to help you succeed and protect what you value most.

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Helpful questions about family law

How to choose the right divorce lawyer?

Choosing the right divorce lawyer, in our mind, comes down to three factors. First, is this lawyer going to be an aggressive advocate for me? Second, is this lawyer a person I can get along with personally? Third, do I trust this lawyer to communicate with me effectively? If you walk away from an initial consultation with a lawyer answering yes to those three questions, you have likely found the lawyer who is right for you.

Legal work can be extremely time consuming. Your expectations should not necessarily be that your lawyer is someone you can vent to about your personal life, as that would likely result in an unreasonably high bill. But you should expect your lawyer to keep you informed as to the status of your case. You should also expect your lawyer to listen to your wishes and concerns and use those thoughts as a basis for your case. You don’t need to talk to your lawyer everyday, but you should hear from them every other week or so.

Expect the unexpected when it comes to the Court dates. The Court system is based on a first-come-first-serve calendar, when the case is not filed as an emergency. All initial Court dates are determined by the Clerk of the Court, not of the lawyer or client. If you have a lawyer, expect the Judges to want your lawyer to do the talking, unless the Judge asks the client a question directly. You should also expect the Judge to keep the Courtroom as orderly as possible. Judges very much look down on people who speak out of turn. As for dress, the Court does not require a strict dress code, but it is always a good idea to dress professionally to show the Judge that you take the system and their Courtroom seriously.

There is a process in the law referred to as “discovery” that allows a party to a legal proceeding to discover information about the opposing party. In the context of a divorce, “discovery” is primarily used in the form of written questions and written requests for the opposing party to provide documents to the party that is doing the requesting. These are called “interrogatories” and “requests to produce.” During the process, the party answering the questions or requests must provide a written testimony, under oath, that the documents and answers are true and accurate. It is through this process of “discovery” that we are able to learn what assets a party possesses.

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