Since brain injuries are not “visible” like other kinds of injuries, attorneys need to find evidence to make the full extent of an injury apparent. This will usually involve comparing life before and after a TBI.
When proving the severity of a brain injury, our TBI lawyers will consider:
- Your full medical history
- Professional evaluation of symptoms
- What life was like before and after a TBI
- Neuropsychological test results
- Testimony from expert witnesses
- Changes in work duties and productivity
- Personal statements from friends, family, and colleagues
