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CTE Serious Injury Attorney in Columbus

SPECIALIZED LEGAL SUPPORT FOR ATHLETES AND VICTIMS IN COLUMBUS, OH

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Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) is a progressive brain condition resulting from repeated blows to the head or repeated episodes of concussion. At Barkan Meizlish DeRose Cox, LLP, we have unique experience and resources in handling CTE cases in Ohio. Our team of CTE attorneys in Columbus is committed to helping athletes and others affected by CTE navigate the complex legal landscape surrounding this condition.

Why Choose Barkan Meizlish DeRose Cox, LLP

  • Specialized experience in CTE litigation
  • Connections with renowned CTE researchers and medical experts
  • Access to participation in groundbreaking CTE studies
  • Ability to link clients with specialized brain health clinics nationwide

Jason Cox, partner at Barkan Meizlish DeRose and Cox, highlights our unique position: “Through our partnership with Boston University’s brain research programs, we have access to a nationwide network of specialized clinics and clinical trials—resources that set us apart in the field.”

How Our Legal Fees Are Structured

Our CTE lawyers in Columbus operate on a contingency fee basis. This means you pay no upfront costs or hourly fees. We only receive a percentage of the settlement or award if we successfully obtain compensation for you.

What Makes Us Different

Our firm’s involvement in high-profile CTE litigation and our connections with leading researchers set us apart. We have the ability to connect clients with cutting-edge studies and trials, potentially providing both legal and medical benefits.

5-Step Process for Getting Started With a CTE Lawyer in Columbus

  1. Contact us for an initial consultation to discuss your history of head impacts
  2. Comprehensive review of cognitive and behavioral symptoms
  3. Facilitation of advanced neurological testing, leveraging our research connections
  4. Development of a tailored legal strategy based on the latest CTE research
  5. Initiation of claims against relevant sporting bodies, employers, or equipment manufacturers
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5-Step Process for Success With Your CTE Case

  1. Comprehensive review of medical history and symptoms
  2. Connection with specialized CTE researchers and clinics if needed
  3. Gathering of expert opinions and latest research on CTE
  4. Thorough analysis of the long-term impacts of CTE on the client’s life
  5. Aggressive negotiation with relevant parties or preparation for litigation

Additional Services We Provide

Sports Injury Litigation

For professional and collegiate athletes who have sustained repeated concussions or head impacts during their athletic careers, potentially leading to long-term neurological conditions.

Workers' Compensation

For occupations with a high risk of repeated head trauma, including military personnel, construction workers, and first responders who may have developed neurological conditions due to workplace exposures.

Product Liability

Cases involving inadequate protective equipment, such as helmets, headgear, and safety devices, that failed to provide proper protection against head trauma, potentially contributing to the development of CTE or other brain injuries.

Frequently Asked Questions About CTE and Legal Representation

CTE is difficult to diagnose in living individuals. It’s typically confirmed post-mortem through brain tissue analysis. However, our CTE attorneys in Columbus work with leading researchers who can assess symptoms and history to build a strong case.
Yes, while CTE is often associated with professional athletes, anyone with a history of repeated head trauma may be affected and could potentially have a claim.
The statute of limitations for CTE claims can be complex due to the progressive nature of the disease. We recommend consulting with us as soon as you suspect you may be affected by CTE.
Compensation can cover medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and costs of future care. The exact amount depends on the severity of the condition and its impact on your life.
CTE cases can be complex and may take several years to resolve, especially if they involve multiple parties or require extensive medical evidence. We strive to resolve cases as efficiently as possible while ensuring you receive fair compensation.

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