Experienced brain injury trial lawyer who comes to you; practicing in Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin

Experienced trial lawyer offering attentive, personal service.

If you or someone you love has suffered a brain injury, you’ll want the best representation possible.

Here’s what I can offer you:

EXPERIENCE. I’ve tried more than 41 cases to juries in many different states.

PERSONAL SERVICE. I still make house calls. We will always meet where it is most convenient for you.

Please contact me at 1-877-534-2271 to learn whether I can help you and your family. There is no charge and no obligation.

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BRAIN INJURY LAWYER A person does not have to be in a high speed collision in order to have a head injury that leads to a traumatic brain injury, or TBI. There is not necessarily a relationship between the speed at impact and the damage that results to a person’s brain. A traumatic brain injury can drastically change a person’s life, and can cause changes in a person’s intelligence, their personality, and their emotional state. Classic signs of a traumatic brain injury are: behavioral changes such as anger, depression, frustration, and moodiness; memory loss;	sleeping problems; and loss of thinking ability and loss of ability to concentrate. In severe brain injuries the injured person might suffer a profound loss of thinking ability and they may lose the ability to care for themselves. I have a great deal of experience in representing families and people who have suffered traumatic brain injuries. Please contact me at toll free telephone number 1 877 534-2271 or send me an e-mail at jdhaas@jdhaas.com to learn whether I can help your family. I look forward to hearing from you.
Please contact me at 1-877-534-2271 to see if I can be of assistance to your family.

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