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Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyer

A TBI is brain damage from a blow, jolt, or oxygen deprivation — ranging from concussion to severe, life-altering injury. Per the CDC, symptoms can appear or worsen over time, and ‘invisible’ cognitive and emotional changes are easy for insurers to minimize.

Neurology & Neuropsych Experts
Licensed in TX · OK · NM · AZ
No Fee Unless We Win
20+

Years of combined legal experience

4

States licensed — TX, OK, NM & AZ

$0

Cost to you unless we win your case

24/7

Free case reviews, day or night

How TBIs happen

Causes of traumatic brain injury we handle

Car & Truck Wrecks

The most common cause of serious TBI we see.

Falls

Slip, trip and fall incidents at work or on someone else’s property.

Workplace Incidents

Construction and industrial accidents involving a blow to the head.

Birth Injuries (HIE)

Oxygen deprivation at birth — see our dedicated HIE page.

Medical Errors

Surgical or anesthesia mistakes causing oxygen deprivation or head trauma.

Featured results

Real brain injury case outcomes

Featured result
Texas · Settlement
Confidential
Commercial truck accident — traumatic brain injury
A commercial truck collision left our client with a moderate TBI that standard imaging almost missed. Neuropsychological testing documented the real cognitive impact, and we secured a confidential settlement funding lifetime care.
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Featured result
Oklahoma · Settlement
Confidential
Workplace fall — traumatic brain injury with delayed symptoms
Symptoms didn't appear for days after a workplace fall. We worked with a neurologist to connect the delayed symptoms to the incident and reached a confidential settlement.
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Featured result
Arizona · Settlement
Confidential
Rear-end collision — concussion with lasting cognitive effects
An insurer dismissed a 'minor' rear-end crash until neuropsychological evaluation documented lasting memory and concentration effects. We secured a confidential settlement reflecting the true impact.
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What to watch for

TBI severity levels & symptoms

Mild (Concussion)

Headache, confusion, dizziness or brief loss of consciousness — often missed or dismissed.

Moderate to Severe

Prolonged unconsciousness, seizures, or worsening neurological symptoms.

Delayed Onset

Symptoms that surface hours or days later — don’t dismiss changes that appear after the fact.

Cognitive & Emotional Changes

Memory, concentration, mood or personality changes that don’t show up on a scan.

Getting the right diagnosis

Many serious TBIs don’t appear on a standard CT or MRI. A neuropsychological evaluation — not just an imaging scan — is often what documents the real, lasting impact insurers try to minimize.

How it works

How the RealLyfe Lawyer helps

01

Free, confidential case review

Tell us what happened and how you’ve changed. We’ll review the facts and let you know honestly whether you have a claim.

02

We document the true impact

Neurologists, neuropsychologists and life-care planners build a complete picture of your injury and its lifelong cost.

03

No fee unless we win or settle

You pay nothing up front, and nothing at all unless we recover compensation for you.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Possibly — many serious TBIs don't show on standard imaging; neuropsychological evaluation can document the changes.
TBI symptoms can be delayed. Seek medical evaluation as soon as you notice changes, and let us know the full timeline.
Value depends on severity, prognosis, and lifetime care needs — which is why neuropsychological and life-care documentation matters so much in these cases.
Nothing up front. We work on contingency — no fee unless we win or settle your case.

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