Harvey Hyman is a graduate of Georgetown University Law Center with 25 years of personal injury litigation experience. He is licensed to practice law in California. He has been given the highest rating (AV) for skill and integrity by the Martindale-Hubbell Rating System.

Severe TBI can cause death, coma, permanent vegetative state, chronic under-arousal, serious disorders of swallowing or communication, seizures, storming, muscle paralysis, muscle spasticity, abnormal bone growth, apathy, disinhibition, dementia or psychosis.

Moderate TBI can cause substantial lifetime impairments of cognitive, visual, motor, emotional, social, sexual or vocational functioning with ongoing need for home assistance, job assistance and therapies.

Mild TBI causes headache and subtle decrements in attention, memory, information processing speed, information synthesis, organization and task execution associated with anxiety, depression, irritability and lost self confidence.

E-mail Harvey A. Hyman hyman@headinjurylaw.com
or call me at (510) 381-8243

Claim Information

Every year TBI kills or disables more people aged 1-44 than any other cause. TBI cannot be cured. There are 5.3 million Americans living with permanent disabilities from TBI. Most TBIs are caused by careless conduct that may give the victim the legal right to sue for compensatory monetary damages.

Negligent drivers, negligent store, hotel or apartment owners; negligent employers who skimp on workplace safety; negligent office, home, or road contractors; and negligent schools, daycare or playground operators, are some of the examples.

As a victim of TBI caused by careless conduct you may be able to assert an insurance claim or file a lawsuit against the person or corporation who harmed you to cover time off work, hospital and doctor bills, drug costs and therapy costs. The wrongdoer's Insurance can also pay for your pain and suffering and lost quality of life.