Preserving Quality of Life Following an Occipital Lobe Injury
Injuries to the occipital lobe can have serious medical implications, including blurred vision, hallucinations and blindness. If the injury was caused by negligence, you need a seasoned attorney at your side with an advanced knowledge of the legal and medical issues surrounding a traumatic brain injury.
Our Portland, Oregon, law office was founded by personal injury lawyer and doctor Aaron DeShaw. As a doctor and licensed attorney, he understands both the legal and medical issues that arise in traumatic brain injury cases.
Time is of the essence if you suffer a traumatic brain injury affecting the occipital lobe. Contact us at 503-575-9725 or toll free at 888-666-3804.
Combining Medical Experience With Legal Advocacy
The occipital lobe is located at the back of the skull and is especially susceptible to injury. During the impact of a car crash or fall, the brain moves. Depending on the direction of that movement, your occipital lobe can become severely damaged. You may not even notice the injury at first. Physical damage can not be seen and low-quality MRIs or CT scans may fail to aid in the diagnosis of the injury.
That is where Dr. Aaron DeShaw, the founder of our firm, helps clients who are suffering from an occipital lobe injury or dealing with a family member whose injury leads to blindness, blurred vision or other serious medical complications. Dr. Shaw provides not only aggressive legal representation, but insightful skill as a doctor. He can help you with both the medical and legal issues that arise in your case.
You Are a Name, Not a Case Number
Dr. DeShaw serves as an aggressive advocate in an occipital lobe injury claim. Our firm carefully selects cases. We take the time to get to know our clients. We will fiercely represent them in settlement negotiations, and litigation, if that proves necessary. We do not shy away from litigation if that provides the best avenue to fight for your rights.
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For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced lawyer regarding an occipital lobe injury that has resulted in word blindness, vision loss or a visual field cut, please contact us.
