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Workers' Compensation Lawyers for Head and Brain Injuries in Arlington Heights and Northern Illinois
If you have suffered any type of head injury in the course of performing your job, you may be entitled to collect benefits through the workers' compensation system in Illinois. Unfortunately, obtaining work comp benefits is not always easy, and many workers' claims are denied unfairly. At Newland & Newland, LLP, we understand the challenges that injured workers often face, and we are equipped to provide trusted representation throughout the workers' compensation claims process.
Our lawyers are thorough, knowledgeable, and skilled professionals with more than 60 years of combined legal experience. We know what it takes to get results, and we have helped many residents of Northern Illinois secure the workers' compensation benefits they deserve. When you or a member of your family has been hurt at work, call us first.
Head and Brain Injury Attorneys in DuPage County and Lake County
There are many work-related situations in which head injuries could occur. At our law firm, we have the tools and resources to help those who have suffered head injuries as the result of:
- Car and truck accidents while on the job;
- Falls from heights;
- Falling objects or equipment;
- Flying debris caused by explosions;
- Tight working conditions and overhead dangers; and
- Slip and fall accidents.
Concussions are among the most common types of head injuries suffered by workplace accident victims. A concussion is a type of mild traumatic brain injury, but the symptoms of a concussion can create many serious challenges for the victim.
Head injuries may also include skull fractures, lacerations to the scalp, and damage to the face, mouth, jaw, teeth, or eyes. Any type of head injury can be serious, with symptoms that may include:
- Double or blurred vision;
- Dizziness;
- Confusion;
- Excessive fatigue;
- Nausea;
- Sensitivity to light or noise; or
- Dilated pupils.
It is not uncommon for the victim of a head injury to have trouble performing the tasks associated with his or her job. As a result, even a seemingly minor concussion could lead to significant time away from work. In more serious cases, it may be months or years before the victim can return to normal duty, if such a return is even possible.
Des Plaines Lawyers Protecting Your Rights
Attorney Gary A. Newland and his team know that it is critical for you to seek medical attention immediately if you suspect that you have suffered a head injury at work. It is also important to notify your employer of your injury quickly so that your rights to workers' compensation benefits can be protected. Our team is available to help you navigate the process of reporting your injury and filing a claim for benefits.
We also partner with reputable experts from around the country in a variety of fields, including financial professionals, doctors, and surgeons whose contributions can help solidify your case. Armed with the necessary information, we will not be intimidated by your employer or their insurance companies into accepting a settlement that fails to adequately meet your needs. We will advocate on your behalf both at the negotiating table and in the courtroom in pursuit of the full compensation you need to get your life back on track
Schedule a Free Phone Consultation
For a free phone consultation and evaluation of your workplace head injury case, contact our office. Call 847-797-8000 to schedule an appointment today. Newland & Newland, LLP represents injured workers in Lake County, DuPage County, Cook County, and the rest of Northern Illinois.