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Loss of hearing may result in full or partial deafness. While full loss of hearing can permanently change your quality of life, even partial deafness can have a significant impact. You may be unable to perform your job as you did before the hearing loss.
A severe blow to the head can lead to loss of hearing or deafness. In some cases, the inner ear is permanently damaged, leading to hearing loss. This may occur in a motorcycle accident, fall from heights or other construction accident, or from a pedestrian being struck by a car.
Some causes of loss of hearing may not arise from a blow to the head. Instead, exposure to noise without adequate ear protection may lead to loss of hearing. This may occur over a long period of time or suddenly, as in the case of an industrial accident involving an explosion. An industrial accident, such as an explosion, may also harm your hearing due to extreme changes in pressure.
When a deafness injury interferes with your individual rights to live and work as you choose, turn to an experienced lawyer. The law has provisions to help make things right. Contact us right now by calling (405) 235-4000. The Dan Davis Law Firm has experienced legal professionals who will listen to your side of the story and help you build the strongest possible case. The initial consultation is free and involves no obligation — act now.
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