A brain injury doesn’t always show up on a first scan — but its effects reshape memory, mood, work, and relationships. If a head injury happened in a car crash, a fall, or on the job, the financial weight can last decades. We work with treating physicians, neuropsychologists, and life-care planners to prove both the injury and its true long-term cost.
How we prove a brain injury
Insurers routinely argue that a client “looks fine.” We counter that with objective evidence: advanced imaging (DTI/MRI), neuropsychological testing, and testimony from treating specialists. We document the day-to-day reality through family, coworkers, and employers so a jury understands what changed.
The damages a TBI claim should account for
Past and future medical care, cognitive and vocational rehabilitation, lost wages and diminished earning capacity, in-home support, and the human cost of a changed life. Under-valuing future care is the single most common way these cases are settled short — we don’t let that happen.
What we handle
- Concussion & post-concussion syndrome
- Diffuse axonal injury (DAI)
- Coup–contrecoup & contusion injuries
- Skull fractures & penetrating injury
- Anoxic & hypoxic brain injury
- Second-impact syndrome