Who Can Sue for a Traumatic Brain Injury?

A person who suffers a brain injury because of someone else’s negligence just about always has the option of pursuing a claim against the at-fault party. If the injury victim is incapacitated, then a legal representative or a guardian may be eligible to file a claim. If the victim is underage, then a parent or legal guardian may be the party who can pursue the case.

At Whetstone Perkins & Fulda, we can provide legal guidance for all aspects of your injury case. We have been practicing personal injury lawyers in South Carolina for many years. As a result, we have helped many brain injury victims recover the money compensation they need and deserve. You should not have to suffer the consequences of your injury without justice and financial help.

We offer a free, no-obligation consultation so you can get all the information you need in order to decide what to do next. We have offices in Marion, Columbia, Myrtle Beach and Kingstree. For your FREE claim review, please call Whetstone Perkins & Fulda.

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During your free consultation, we encourage you to ask the questions you have on your mind, so that you can decide whether to move forward with a case represented by our experienced attorneys. Examples of questions you may want to ask include:

Do you think I have a case?

How much compensation do you think I might be able to recover?

How long do you think it will take to resolve my case?

What will be required of me during the process?

Do you think my case will go to trial?

Because of our attorneys’ years of experience in the courtroom, we can pursue all avenues of recovering compensation. We will not rest until we get the best possible results for you.