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Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are often called “invisible injuries,” but their impact on a person’s life is anything but invisible. From long-term cognitive problems to emotional struggles and physical symptoms like seizures and memory loss, a TBI can change every aspect of a person’s life.
At Palmetto State Injury Lawyers, we take these cases seriously. Dana devotes significant time and resources to studying brain injuries caused by accidents. For Dana, representing TBI victims isn’t just professional—it’s deeply personal. Her partner has suffered multiple head injuries, and she’s seen firsthand the long-term consequences, from seizures to short-term memory loss. She’s held his hand through the struggles that too many TBI victims and their families face alone.
Why TBI Cases Require More Than a General Injury Lawyer
Traumatic brain injuries are some of the most complex and misunderstood cases in personal injury law. They require a lawyer who understands the science behind the injury—and how to explain its impact in a courtroom.
Dana is a proud member of the American Association for Justice’s Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation Group (TBILG), a nationwide group of roughly 400 attorneys dedicated to mastering the resources, knowledge, and techniques needed to successfully litigate brain injury cases. This group, established in 1991, brings together some of the nation’s top TBI trial lawyers to share cutting-edge strategies and scientific research.
In addition, Dana maintains access to TBI Med Legal’s extensive video library, granting her exclusive insights from leading medical professionals and attorneys who collaborate on the most advanced TBI litigation techniques. This isn’t surface-level knowledge—this is ongoing, in-depth study of one of the most challenging injury types to prove.
When you hire Palmetto State Injury Lawyers, you’re getting a firm that has put in the work to understand TBIs on a medical and legal level—and knows how to fight for full accountability.
Common Causes of Traumatic Brain Injuries
TBIs can occur in a variety of accidents, including:
- Car and truck accidents
- Motorcycle and bicycle crashes
- Pedestrian accidents
- Falls
- Blunt force trauma from falling objects
- Assaults and acts of violence
Even seemingly “minor” head trauma can cause serious brain injuries, especially when left undiagnosed or untreated.
The Life-Changing Impact of a TBI
Brain injuries often come with long-term, life-altering consequences, including:
- Persistent headaches and migraines
- Memory loss and difficulty concentrating
- Personality changes and mood disorders
- Sleep disturbances and chronic fatigue
- Seizures and neurological complications
- Difficulty with speech, language, or coordination
- Emotional trauma and depression
- Loss of independence and earning capacity
At Palmetto State Injury Lawyers, we understand that TBIs affect not just the injured person but their entire family. These injuries require significant compensation to cover medical treatment, therapy, lost wages, and the ongoing challenges of living with a brain injury.
How We Fight for TBI Victims
Building a strong TBI case often requires more than medical records, including:
- Working with neurologists, neuropsychologists, and TBI specialists
- Advanced imaging and diagnostic evidence
- Vocational and life-care planning experts to assess long-term needs
- Demonstrating the “before and after” impact on your life
- Telling your story in a way that connects with a jury and forces insurance companies to take your case seriously
We prepare every case as if it’s going to trial—because that’s what it takes to get real results in TBI litigation.
Why Choose Palmetto State Injury Lawyers for Your Brain Injury Case?
- Commitment to mastering TBI litigation strategies
- Member of AAJ’s Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation Group
- Exclusive access to TBI Med Legal’s professional content and community
- Firsthand experience supporting a loved one through the long-term effects of multiple TBIs
- Relentless, client-focused representation with a personal touch
We don’t treat TBI cases like any other injury case—because they’re not. We know what’s at stake, and we fight for the compensation you need to truly move forward.