Verbal Retrieval Problems in Brain Injury Cases

Victims of Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) sometimes have sluggish or poor verbal retrieval. Sometimes these injured people have trouble recalling words (particulary names of objects, places, persons) readily. Verbal retrieval proms sometimes surface as slow recall of the intended name with occassional paraphasis (e.g., "shoehorse" for "horseshoe".

Verbal retrieval problems sometimes surface as slow recall of the desired name or misnamings, most commonly when they give a related response, for example "dice" for "dominos".

Verbal retrieval problems are sometimes misunderstood and mistaken as some form of memory loss or learning disorder.

At Sam Harding Law Firm, The Good Guy, we understand the problems sustained by people who have severe "mild" Traumatic Brain Injuries. Specifically, we are well versed in verbal retrieval problems and their potential to expose a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

We know that insurance companies often try to take advantage of unrepresented clients. We work hard for our clients to get them the money they deserve without their having to go to court. We work to get medical bills, lost income and money for pain and suffering. However, should your case require us to litigate, we are prepared to take your case to court. We are an ABOTA and AV rated Martindale Hubbel law firm.