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Cerebral Palsy

What Is Acquired Cerebral Palsy?

Most people associate cerebral palsy with conditions present from birth. However, cerebral palsy can also develop after a traumatic injury to the brain. When damage occurs before the brain finishes developing, usually between birth and age five, doctors may diagnose the resulting condition as acquired cerebral palsy.

Even when brain injuries happen after full brain development, victims often experience symptoms that mirror cerebral palsy. These can include muscle stiffness, coordination problems, difficulty walking, and challenges with speech. Whether the condition carries a formal cerebral palsy diagnosis or not, the daily struggles and long-term care needs remain the same.

How Can a Car Accident Lead to Cerebral Palsy or Similar Conditions?

Car crashes rank among the leading causes of traumatic brain injury in children and adults. The force of a collision can cause the brain to strike against the inside of the skull, resulting in severe and sometimes permanent damage. St. Louis sees thousands of motor vehicle accidents each year on busy roads like Interstate 64, Interstate 70, Highway 40, and Kingshighway Boulevard. Many of these crashes result in life-altering injuries.

Brain injuries from accidents can happen in several ways. A direct blow to the head during a crash can cause immediate trauma. Rapid deceleration, even without a direct strike, can injure the brain as it moves within the skull. In some accidents, victims lose oxygen due to chest or neck injuries, and this oxygen loss can cause lasting brain harm. Young children face particular risks because their brains are still developing, making them more vulnerable to permanent effects from trauma.

The symptoms of accident-related brain injury may not appear right away. Some victims notice coordination problems, muscle stiffness, or difficulty with movement days or even weeks after a crash. This delayed onset makes it critical to seek medical attention after any serious accident, even if you feel fine at first.

What Are the Long-Term Effects of Traumatic Brain Injury?

What Compensation Can Families Pursue After a Brain Injury Accident?

What Should You Do if You Suspect a Brain Injury After a Crash?

Why Choose Holland Injury Law, LLC, for Your Brain Injury Case?

Holland Injury Law, LLC, has over 30 years of experience handling injury cases in Missouri. Our attorneys understand the complex medical and legal issues involved in catastrophic brain injury claims. We know that families dealing with these situations need compassionate support and fierce advocacy. That’s why our law firm treats every client like family. When you work with our team, you will have direct access to attorneys who genuinely care about your outcome.

We have recovered over $300 Million for our 7,000+ clients, including many multimillion-dollar settlements in serious injury cases. Our lawyers have the resources and determination to take on insurance companies and fight for the full compensation your family deserves.

Moreover, our firm handles brain injury cases on a contingency basis. You will pay no attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you. Our law firm believes that families dealing with catastrophic injuries deserve skilled legal representation regardless of their financial situation.

Contact a St. Louis Cerebral Palsy Injury Attorney Today

If your child or loved one suffered a brain injury in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, Holland Injury Law, LLC, is ready to help. Our law office offers free consultations where you can discuss your case and learn about your legal options. When you choose our law firm, you gain a dedicated team of lawyers who will stand by your side throughout the entire process.

Do not wait to get the legal guidance your family needs. Brain injury claims require prompt action to preserve evidence and meet filing deadlines. Contact our St. Louis office today to set up your free consultation with a dedicated injury lawyer who will fight for your family’s future.

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