Virginia Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Lawyers

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Helping Virginians Recover After Serious Head and Brain Injuries

If you have suffered a traumatic brain injury in Virginia, you know how quickly life can change.

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can change life in an instant. Whether caused by a car accident, fall, sports injury, or workplace accident, TBIs often lead to long-term medical care, lost income, and emotional challenges. At Burnett & Williams, our Virginia brain injury lawyers help individuals and families secure compensation for their injuries.

We serve clients across Northern Virginia, Central Virginia, and the Shenandoah Valley. With offices in Leesburg, Midlothian, Orange, Winchester, Culpeper, Hopewell, and Richmond.

“Brain injuries are often called the ‘invisible injury’ — symptoms may not show up right away, but the impact can be profound.”

Michael Wallace Attorney, Burnett & Williams

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Understanding Traumatic Brain Injuries

Mild TBI / Concussion –headaches, confusion, dizziness, memory loss
Moderate TBI – cognitive and physical impairments.
Severe TBI – coma, permanent disability, or death.

According to the CDC, TBIs are a leading cause of disability and death in children and young adults in the United States.

Common Causes of Brain Injuries in Virginia

Motor Vehicle Accidents

Car, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian, or bicycle crashes

Falls

Especially among older adults and workers on construction sites.

Sports Injuries

Including football, soccer, and other contact sports.

Assaults

Including other intentional acts of violence.

Workplace Accidents

Involving falls, machinery, or unsafe conditions.

Symptoms and Long-Term Effects of TBI

Headaches, dizziness, or blurred vision
Memory problems and difficulty concentrating
Mood swings, depression, or anxiety
Difficulty speaking or understanding language
Seizures or motor control problems
Loss of independence and need for ongoing care

“We work closely with neurologists, rehabilitation specialists, and families to fully demonstrate the impact.”

Peter Burnett Attorney, Burnett & Williams

Your Legal Rights After a Brain Injury

If your TBI was caused by another person’s negligence — such as a careless driver, property owner, or employer — you may be entitled to compensation for:

Medical bills (emergency treatment, rehabilitation, long-term care)
Lost wages and future earning capacity
Pain and suffering
Costs of in-home care or assisted living
Wrongful death damages if a loved one passed away

How We Handle Brain Injury Cases

Thorough investigation of accident and medical records
Expert collaboration with neurologists and life-care planners
Negotiation with insurance companies
Trial-ready litigation, if needed