For most people, a traumatic brain injury doesn’t even cross their mind after a car crash. Yet, the risk of one, even in a minor crash, can be higher than expected. In fact, car crashes are the second leading cause of traumatic brain injuries.
But what exactly is a traumatic brain injury (TBI)? Most people are aware of what a Severe TBI is- loss of consciousness, amnesia, or death. But, the lesser known Mild and Moderate TBIs can have severe impact in a persons life, and many go untreated for years.
At Davis Legal, we have developed a process that helps clients get a proper diagnosis if a Mild or Moderate Traumatic Brain Injury is suspected. We will get you the medical attention and help you need.
Being in a car accident can shake anyone up, and it can make you feel nervous about what to do next. This article will give you an outline of the steps to take immediately after an accident and the weeks following and accident. What to do immediately after the car accident? 1. Check yourself
Traumatic Brain injuries (TBIs) can be extremely life-changing: symptoms can include anything from fatigue to depression. There are 3 recognized levels: Mild, Moderate, and Severe, and each level comes with an intense physical and emotional struggle by the person suffering. Here are 5 TBI Myths and the truth behind them. Want to watch the video
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