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Mild brain injury
Change in mental status
A mild brain injury is diagnosed only when there is a change in the mental status at the time of injury. The change in mental status indicates that the person’s brain functioning has been altered.
In cases such as these it is vital to utilise the services of a specialised lawyer who understands the process involved in investigating this complex injury.
To contact our specialist legal team regarding mild brain injury, please call 0800 61 66 81.
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