If an insurance company says your brain injury is “just a concussion,” do not assume that short label tells the whole story. A concussion is a type of mild traumatic brain injury, but the word “mild” does not tell you how badly the injury may be affecting your memory, concentration, sleep, mood, balance, work, or… Continue reading What If the Insurance Company Says Your Houston Brain Injury Is “Just a Concussion”?
Brain Injuries
Brain and spinal injury claims are often undervalued early because the full impact of the injury is not always obvious right away. A person may look stable in the initial medical report. Imaging may not tell the whole story. Symptoms may evolve over time. Work, concentration, mobility, sleep, and daily function may all change in… Continue reading Why Brain and Spine Injury Claims Get Undervalued — and What Evidence Changes the Number
If you or someone you love has suffered a traumatic brain injury or spinal cord damage, the medical bills you’re seeing right now are just the beginning. The truth is, the real financial impact of these catastrophic injuries won’t show up for months or even years—and insurance companies know it. That’s why having an experienced… Continue reading The Hidden Long-Term Costs of Traumatic Brain Injuries and Spinal Damage
After an accident, it’s important to understand how to know if you have a concussion. A concussion, a type of traumatic brain injury, occurs when an impact or forceful motion of the head or body causes the brain to move rapidly back and forth inside the skull. This sudden movement can create chemical changes in… Continue reading How to Know If You Have a Concussion