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Hearing loss is a more common result of car crashes than most people think. See your doctor right away if you experience any symptoms, such as ringing in your ears or difficulty understanding people.
Hearing loss after a car accident can also be a sign of an even more serious medical condition, such as nerve damage or a brain injury. So, find out what’s causing your hearing loss and get treatment right away.
It’s important for you to know that insurance companies may be reluctant to adequately compensate you for hearing loss following a collision. So, make sure to document your condition and keep records of all your medical treatments.
If you were injured in car or truck accident caused by another person’s careless behavior, contact GibsonSingleton Virginia Injury Attorneys. We’ll file a claim that covers the full cost of your expenses, including medical care for hearing loss, reduced quality of life, and time missed from work.
Insurance companies often claims and minimize the extent of injuries, especially when it comes to hearing loss. Insurance adjusters often insist that hearing loss is no big deal or that it’s probably temporary, or they may argue it was caused by something else.
Our partners, Ken Gibson and John Singleton, know how to stand up to the big insurance companies. In fact, John worked for an insurance company defense firm, while Ken was a federal and state prosecutor, so together, we’ve seen all their tricks. Our Virginia car accident lawyers will work aggressively for you to ensure that you are fully compensated for your injuries and medical expenses, including hearing loss.
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People don’t always associate car accidents with hearing loss, but it’s a common result due to the noise and physical trauma. The most common ways car crashes cause hearing loss are:
When it comes to hearing loss, the sooner you see your doctor and get the right diagnosis, the better. Contact your doctor right away if you notice any of the following symptoms:
Your doctor will check your hearing and may refer you to a specialist for further testing. This may include a neurologist (brain doctor), an otolaryngologist (ear, nose, and throat specialist), an otologist (a doctor who specializes in ear conditions), or an audiologist (a medical professional who identifies symptoms of hearing loss).
You will be given several diagnostic and imaging tests to determine the cause of your hearing loss. Injuries that affect hearing include:
We know how to paint a picture that a jury will understand. Our car accident hearing loss attorneys at GibsonSingleton Virginia Injury Attorneys will use the following types of information to prove your claim:
If your hearing was damaged in a car or truck accident, you probably have other serious injuries as well. We can file a claim for you that provides the resources you need to recover from your injuries and put your life back together.
A personal injury claim for a car crash that results in loss of hearing includes the following types of damages:
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