Louisville, Kentucky, Lawyers for Brain Injury Victims
After a serious car wreck, motorcycle crash or severe fall, the possibility of brain injury may be immediately apparent. In many other cases, however, it takes time after the accident for serious symptoms to appear. It is also common for accidents and injuries to lead to a cycle of chronic pain and depression.
If you or a family member has been diagnosed with a brain injury from an accident — or if you have any reason to suspect an undiagnosed, potentially disabling mental condition — please contact me, attorney Michael P. Sullivan.
Experience With Personal Injury Litigation and Disability Claims
I have successfully pursued personal injury and Social Security Disability claims cases for Kentuckians suffering from conditions such as:
- Traumatic brain injury
- Dementia and disorientation
- Cognitive dysfunction
- Severe depression, often related to chronic physical pain
This experience has given me deep empathy for victims and their families. The total costs of brain injury or a mental disability can be staggering — in personal as well as financial terms. It can be especially difficult to cope with a mental disability that becomes apparent over time after a personal injury that appeared to be physical and reasonably simple to treat.
Along with a strong understanding of medical testing and treatments for a range of physical injuries and disabilities, I have gained solid knowledge of the psychometric testing necessary for objective medical proof of a mental disability.
Helping Individuals and Families Obtain Needed Financial Compensation
Often, it takes a family member or other loved one to see the impact of subtle chemical changes on the memory, mental acuity or mood of an accident victim. It is essential to take these concerns seriously and pursue diagnosis, so that important treatment can begin.
At The Law Office of Michael P. Sullivan, my legal team is adept at assessing and pursuing all available means of compensation for brain injury and mental disability victims, including Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claims. I encourage you to call 866-585-5098 or send me an e-mail today to arrange a free consultation.
