TBI cases touch every part of a family's life, not just the person who was hurt, so the compensation involved often has to reflect that. Depending on the facts of your case, compensation may include:
- Medical expenses, both past and future, including surgeries, rehabilitation, and long-term therapy
- Lost wages and diminished earning capacity, especially when a TBI affects someone's ability to return to their prior work
- Attendant care and in-home support, since many TBI survivors need ongoing daily assistance
- Pain and suffering, which recognizes the very real toll a brain injury takes beyond medical bills
- Family members' losses, in some cases, including the impact on a spouse or children
Every TBI case is different, and no responsible attorney can promise you a specific number before understanding the full picture of your injury and your life. What we can promise is that we won't let an insurance company undervalue what a brain injury actually costs a family, because we've spent 40 years learning exactly what these injuries take from people.