A brain injury can permanently change a person’s life in a matter of seconds. Whether caused by a vehicle accident, fall, medical error, or violent impact, damage to the brain tissue often results in lasting physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges. At Niesen, McDonough & Niesen LLC, our St. Louis brain injury attorney team represents individuals and families facing the long-term consequences of traumatic brain injury throughout St. Louis and surrounding Missouri communities.
Brain injuries frequently occur throughout high-traffic areas of St. Louis, including the city’s downtown core, central corridor, and surrounding commercial and residential districts. Serious injuries are also common along major interstate routes, heavily traveled arterial roads, and busy neighborhood corridors where congestion, construction, and high speeds increase the risk of severe head trauma. Our law firm provides focused personal injury law representation for every injury victim, helping them pursue accountability and financial recovery under Missouri law.
Our attorneys investigate how the injury occurred, gather medical evidence, and determine whether a brain injury lawsuit or personal injury claim is appropriate.
If you or a loved one has suffered a traumatic brain injury, our St. Louis brain injury attorneys are ready to help. We will explain your options, protect your rights, and pursue the compensation you deserve.
Brain injury cases often involve extensive and ongoing medical needs. A successful brain injury case may allow victims to recover compensation for both immediate and future losses.
Damages may include:
In cases involving fatal injuries, surviving family members may pursue compensation through a wrongful death claim.
Brain injuries require a different level of legal and medical analysis than many other personal injury cases. Our St. Louis brain injury attorneys approach every case with trial-level preparation.
Our process includes:
We understand how insurance companies attempt to minimize brain injury claims, and we push back with facts, experts, and preparation.
Brain injuries vary in severity, but all deserve serious legal attention. Our St. Louis brain injury lawyers represent clients suffering from:
Many brain injury victims experience memory loss, emotional changes, difficulty concentrating, and loss of independence. Our traumatic brain injury attorneys ensure these long-term effects are fully documented.
If you or a loved one suffers a head injury or brain trauma, seek immediate medical attention, even if symptoms seem minor. Brain injuries can worsen over time without proper diagnosis.
Document the accident, preserve medical records, and consult a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible. Early legal involvement helps protect your brain injury claim and ensures evidence is preserved.
Frank was extremely helpful and even came out to our location to visit with us. He was very diligent and worked hard through the weekend. To make things right for my mom. I can't recommend him enough and I will tell everybody I know about him.
Our law offices proudly serve clients across St. Louis City, St. Louis County, and surrounding Missouri communities. From injuries near Busch Stadium, Forest Park, and major hospital corridors to suburban accident locations, our attorneys understand the local courts and legal environment.
If you or a loved one has suffered a traumatic brain injury, our St. Louis brain injury attorneys are ready to help. We will explain your options, protect your rights, and pursue the compensation you deserve.
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