Charleston Memory Loss Attorney

There is no way to measure how much of our lives are built on the ability to remember. Names, dates, events, and other information all combine to shape our worldview and provide a fundamental structure around which we base our thoughts and feelings. A traumatic brain injury has the potential to rip that away from the victim and that can have devastating effects not only for the injured person but for her friends and family, too.

If you or your loved one has experienced memory loss due to an assault or other trauma, contact the Charleston memory loss attorneys of the Steinberg Law Firm at 843-720-2800. We can help you to obtain the compensation you are due.

Effects of Memory Loss

While there are many fantastical and even romantic portrayals of characters with amnesia who eventually regain their lost memories and develop a greater appreciation for their lives, that is not the reality that victims of head trauma encounter. Memory loss associated with brain injuries does not typically worsen with time, and in some cases it may improve. But the likelihood of a full recovery is slim.

The Charleston memory loss attorneys at the Steinberg Law Firm can help you if you have suffered either of the main forms of amnesia (or memory loss):

• Retrograde memory loss: Memories developed before the head injury are lost in whole or in part, as typically seen in plays and films
• Anterograde memory loss: The brain injury sustained renders an individual unable to form new memories.

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Regardless of which type of memory loss someone experiences, it is tremendously painful for all the people in his or her life. Contact the Charleston memory loss attorney of the Steinberg Law Firm at 843-720-2800 to hold the individual or entity responsible for the injury that dramatically affected your life or your loved one’s.