Cincinnati Brain Injury Lawyers

Brain Trauma ∙ Spinal Cord Injury ∙ Back and Neck Injury

What has a professional lost when he or she is no longer able to work due to a traumatic brain injury? How do you evaluate an offer from your insurance company for a spinal cord injury and paralysis? Can you predict the cost of future treatment for a crushed disc, herniated disc or other back injury?

Dayton and Cincinnati, Ohio, Attorneys Representing Accident Victims for Generations

At Gregory S. Young Co., LPA, we are experienced, reputable and compassionate personal injury lawyers. Our law firm is unlike other firms. We are not here just to handle one case and move on. Since the 1950s, our attorneys have devoted themselves to helping victims of catastrophic injury recover maximum compensation for their losses — and continuing to represent clients, their children and their grandchildren as legal needs arise. We stand by you for your lifetime and beyond.

If you would like to speak with a member of our firm, please contact our injury law office. Our lawyers will evaluate your claim and any insurance settlement offer, always ensuring that more than one set of eyes reviews your case. Then we will offer informative advice so that you can decide how to move forward with your situation.

Working With Experts to Evaluate Settlement Offers

It is in any insurance company's interest to pay as little as possible for an injury claim. Our lawyers call on medical experts, life care professionals and economic experts to accurately evaluate our clients' losses. We then utilize state-of-the art technology to build a strong case to demonstrate to juries the extent of our clients' losses and the obligations of those responsible.

Traumatic brain injury: A patient who, due to a traumatic brain injury (TBI), will never be able to perform basic functions will require a lifetime of nursing care.
Spinal cord injury: A spinal cord injury that results in quadriplegia or paraplegia has costs including the need for ongoing medical care and therapy, as well as modifications to make the home handicapped-accessible, a wheelchair and other equipment.
Back or spine injury: A herniated disc, ruptured disc or other back injury may make it impossible for an individual to return to a career in the construction industry, trucking industry or certain other occupations. Vocational retraining may be necessary for the individual to pursue a new career.

Depending on the age, occupation and training our client has, our occupational consultant will calculate potential loss of income due to TBI, paralysis or another catastrophic injury — enabling our Dayton and Cincinnati brain injury attorneys to provide you with an honest evaluation of your case.

Free Consultation With an Ohio Back Injury Attorney

Our firm treats every case, however large or small, as an opportunity to develop the kind of trust that will last for generations. If a member of your family has suffered a brain injury, spinal cord injury or other disabling condition and you would like an evaluation of your claim, we invite you to call 513-407-4218 or e-mail our law firm, Gregory S. Young Co., LPA. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We will arrange a free consultation with one of our attorneys. We provide:

Free parking at our downtown Cincinnati location
Appointments available at 10 locations, including nine suburban locations
Evening and weekend appointments
Home and hospital visits
No attorneys fees unless you collect*

Our satellite offices are located in Mason, West Chester, Tri-County, Blue Ash / Kenwood, Northgate, Clermont County, Florence, Finneytown and Western Hills. Addresses, maps and directions

*Some costs associated with representation may apply.