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I was riding my bike in Detroit when a tractor-trailer truck pulled into my lane of travel and forced me to roll my bike into an oncoming lane of traffic. I suffered catastrophic injuries, including a traumatic brain injury and numerous bone fractures, which required multiple surgeries. I chose Buckfire & Buckfire for my motorcycle accident case and they settled it for $1,100,000.00. In my opinion, they are the best motorcycle accident lawyers in Michigan.
- Michael J. Smith, Waterford, MI
A friend then suggested that I call attorney Daniel Buckfire about my Detroit, Michigan car accident case. He spoke with me personally and understood the serious nature of my injury and began working on my case immediately. My condition worsened and I have had several surgeries. Mr. Buckfire fought hard to obtain a settlement of $1,400,000.00 for me. I cannot imagine any other attorney going to such great lengths to help a client. I am grateful for his efforts.
- Margie D., Ohio
Aphasia Injury Lawyers | Michigan Brain Injury Lawyers
Aphasia is a brain condition that results from damage to the areas of the brain responsible for language. For most people, this means the damage has occurred to the left hemisphere of the brain. Aphasia usually limits the ability of a patient to speak or communicate, although the degree to which a person's language skills are affected will vary with each person.
Aphasia is most commonly caused by a stroke, but it can occur whenever the brain is deprived of oxygen. Other common causes include heart attack, drowning, and head trauma from car accidents, motorcycle accidents, slip and fall accidents, or other types of accidents.
Aphasia is actually very common, although few people have heard of it. According to the National Aphasia Association, more than one million Americans have some form of aphasia, and more than 100,000 cases are diagnosed each year. The National Aphasia Association's website lists several aphasia support groups, which can offer assistance to people suffering from aphasia and their families.
In some instances, particularly when a person has experienced a heart attack or stroke, the aphasia would not have occurred but for the preventable error of a doctor or hospital staff. Or, this type of medical error can make aphasia that accompanies a stroke much more severe than it would have been if the correct treatment had been given. In cases like these, the patient may have a claim for medical malpractice.
In other instances, particularly when a person suffers aphasia as a result of a car accident or motorcycle accident, Michigan law allows the person to file a lawsuit against the person that caused the accident.
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Personal Injury Case Results
- $3,750,000-Michigan medical malpractice settlement against Ann Arbor hospital
- $1,950,000-Detroit cerebral palsy settlement against hospital
- $1,800,000-Detroit truck accident settlement for traumatic brain injury victim
- $1,600,000-Michigan Wrongful death settlement for truck/pedestrian accident
- $1,425,000- Detroit slip and fall settlement for closed head injury victim
- $1,400,000-Michigan child lead poisoning settlement
- $1,375,000-Detroit car accident settlement for spinal cord injury victim
- $1,100,000-Detroit Motorcycle accident settlement against trucking company
- $675,000-Flint truck accident settlement for orthopedic injuries
- $625,000-Michigan medical malpractice settlement for the wrongful death against a Pontiac hospital
- $375,000-Lansing Auto No-Fault Insurance Settlement
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