Does Your Spouse Have a Brain Injury? Colorado Lawyer Offers Insight From Years of Experience

Featuring Denver brain injury attorney Tom Metier | 888-634-7366

It’s very common for someone with a brain injury not to know that they have one. In many cases, it’s the spouse who first notices that something is wrong. Sudden irritability, memory loss, misplacing items, cleaning the same room repeatedly, and an inability to focus are all signs that a brain injury may have occurred

Tom Metier is the President of the Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys and founder of Metier Law Firm based in Colorado. He is also board-certified in civil trial law and civil practice advocacy.

In this interview, he discusses some of the people he’s helped over his many years of experience with brain injury claims. For those dealing with a brain injury, he stresses that they need an attorney who understands how the brain works, and how brain injuries affect a person’s family and day-to-day life.

To learn more, contact Tom Metier directly by calling 888-634-7366.

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Topics covered in this interview:

0:50 - Why are brain injuries called “invisible injuries”?
2:11 - Are brain injuries often misdiagnosed?
3:21 - Is it possible to not know that you have a brain injury?
5:35 - What leads someone to think that they might have a brain injury?
8:31 - How do brain injuries affect people?
11:56 - What’s the advantage of hiring an attorney who has years of brain injury experience?

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