Drunk Driving Crashes and Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: Maximizing Compensation in Dallas-Fort Worth

Drunk Driving Crashes and Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: Maximizing Compensation in Dallas-Fort Worth Surviving a drunk driving crash on a Dallas Fort Worth roadway such as Interstate 35 can leave people facing a long and uncertain recovery, especially when the collision cause...

Proving Hidden Brain Injuries in Texas Car Accident Claims (No Visible Damage Cases)

Proving Hidden Brain Injuries in Texas Car Accident Claims (No Visible Damage Cases) After a car accident on a Dallas Fort Worth highway such as Interstate 20, it is possible to feel shaken but appear uninjured, only to develop fatigue, memory lapses, trouble concentrating, or...

Traumatic Brain Injuries in Texas: The Long Road Toward Healing and Justice

Traumatic Brain Injuries in Texas: The Long Road Toward Healing and Justice A traumatic brain injury doesn’t just affect the victim—it reshapes entire families. Whether caused by a car crash, workplace incident, or fall, TBIs often lead to lifelong challenges. Texas law reco...

What Is the Eggshell Skull Rule and How Does It Protect Vulnerable People?

Some of us have physical conditions that make us more susceptible to serious injury. For example, someone with brittle bone syndrome might suffer broken bones and serious pain due to an accident, while others might walk away unscathed. The person at fault for a motor vehicle acc...

Why Personal Injury Lawsuits Are Important for Brain and Spine Injury Victims

Brain and spinal cord injuries are some of the most devastating consequences of accidents. Each year, more than 1.4 million people suffer traumatic brain injuries or TBI. Sadly, about 50,000 of those are fatal, and another 230,000 lead to lengthy hospital stays. Today, more than...

Legal assistance after traumatic brain injury is essential

When a Texan suffers a head injury, there is always a chance there will be brain damage. Unlike broken bones, cuts and other obvious injuries, the brain is so fragile and integral to normal daily functioning that any brain damage at all can change a person's life forever. They mi...

How common are brain injuries?

It is common knowledge among scientists and the medical community that the brain is among the most complex and important organs in the human body. Unfortunately, due to its location on the body, situated inside the head, it is not uncommon during accidents for the brain to suffer...

Traumatic brain injury may cause anxiety down the road

Traumatic brain injuries can easily occur as a result of car accidents or other accidents in Texas, such as slip-and-fall accidents. This type of injury occurs when an external force damages the brain. Traumatic brain injury can affect people of all ages, although children in par...

The truth about late-appearing brain injuries after car accidents

You recently got in a car accident involving whiplash, but you initially felt fine. While there was some shock and slight discomfort, you were confident you were not seriously injured. Now, a few days later, you are experiencing some pain and wondering if it could be related to y...

Drug used to treat bipolar disorder may also help those with TBI

According to a new study, a drug that is used for treating bipolar disorder might help those with traumatic brain injuries. Specifically, the drug may help with preserving the function of the brain and with preventing the death of nerve cells in those with TBI. This study's findi...