A traumatic brain injury can change how a person thinks, works, and relates to the people they love, sometimes permanently. These are among the most serious cases we handle, and they are also among the most contested, because insurance companies know how expensive a lifetime of care can be.
Valley Accident Law represents Arizonans with brain injuries from crashes and falls across the Phoenix metro. Founder Charles Paglialunga has 29 years of Arizona accident experience, and every case is handled by Charles personally.
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Brain injuries range widely in how they present and how they are proven:
Symptoms can appear hours or days after the injury, which is one reason a prompt medical evaluation matters so much.
The largest category in a serious brain injury case is usually future care: ongoing treatment, therapy, attendant care, lost earning capacity, and home modifications. We work with medical and life-care professionals to document the full lifetime cost, rather than accepting an offer that only covers the bills paid so far.
Many of our brain injury clients were hurt in car accidents, motorcycle crashes, truck collisions, pedestrian accidents, and bicycle accidents. When the injury is catastrophic or fatal, we also handle the related wrongful death claim.
Most Arizona injury claims must be filed within two years, with a much shorter 180-day notice window for claims involving a government entity. Early documentation is especially important in brain injury cases.
Charles handles every brain injury case personally. The first consultation is free, and there is no fee unless we recover for you. We have secured verdicts and settlements up to $6.1 million.
Request your free consultation or call 1-602-584-8054.
Possibly. Concussions and milder brain injuries can have real, lasting effects that standard imaging does not show. A proper evaluation matters.
Because the future cost of care, therapy, and lost earning capacity is often far larger than the bills paid so far. We document the full lifetime cost.
Generally two years in Arizona, and only 180 days to notice a claim against a government entity.
Nothing upfront. We work on contingency, paid only if we recover for you.