Epilepsy compensation can cover a range of damages.
As many who live with epilepsy are aware, living with the condition can require special needs. A person may have difficulty performing everyday tasks. For many, prescription drugs help minimize the sudden onset of seizures, while others may require help with transportation due to driving limitations.
Whatever your unique needs may be, it is worth speaking to an epilepsy attorney about whether you qualify for compensation to help with:
Lost wages or earning capacity
Transportation needs
Medical bills and prescription medication costs
Emotional pain and trauma
Those living with brain injury and epilepsy may also experience strain in their relationships as a result of drastic changes caused by the initial injury and the seizures themselves.
The particulars of your situation may warrant more or less financial compensation, which is why it’s best to speak with a qualified, experienced brain injury attorney. We can help you understand who may be liable for epilepsy due to a brain injury.