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Head Injury can be debilitating and even fatal. Head Injuries can involve Brain Injuries, disfigurement, scaring, loss or impairment of vision, loss or impairment of hearing, loss or impairment of the senses of smell and taste, loss of or damage to teeth and gums, and injuries to the head can cause emotional problems, depression, anxiety, stroke, and limited motor function. Head Injury can occur in any setting, at home, work, or recreation. Important tests such as MRI’s, CT Scans, and other technologies are required in order to properly diagnose head injuries. These are extensive and expensive. If you or anyone you know has experienced a head injury or brain injury call the Law Offices of John R. Reeves, PC.

Brain injury claims in Mississippi

A brain injury can come from a car wreck, a fall, a workplace accident or a medical error. The symptoms, such as memory loss, headaches, mood changes and trouble concentrating, may not show up right away, and they often need medical testing to document. A claim usually depends on proving how the injury happened, who was at fault and how it affects the person’s work and daily life.

Mississippi’s general deadline for negligence claims is three years (Miss. Code Ann. § 15-1-49), but shorter deadlines apply to claims against government entities and medical providers. At the Law Offices of John R. Reeves, PC, John R. Reeves reviews the medical records and the facts of the accident to explain what options may exist.

Talk with a Jackson, Mississippi lawyer

Have questions about brain injury? Call (601) 355-9600 (Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.) or send us a message to arrange a confidential consultation.

Our only office: 355 S. State Street, Jackson, MS 39201, next to the Hinds County Chancery Courthouse. We serve clients throughout Jackson and central Mississippi.

This page provides general information, not legal advice. Every situation depends on its own facts, and reading this page does not create an attorney-client relationship.