Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyer in Fort Lauderdale
Millions Recovered for Injured Clients.
TBIs range from concussions to life-altering brain damage. Symptoms can be subtle at first headaches, memory issues, mood changes yet linger for months or years. Inserra Law Firm protects your rights, manages insurers and experts, and pursues the maximum compensation while you focus on recovery.
Why Choose Inserra Law Firm for Your TBI Case?
Brain injury claims demand specialized proof: neuro imaging, neuropsychological testing, and credible life-care planning. We know how insurers try to downplay “mild” TBIs and we build evidence that makes the injury undeniable.
- Trial-ready strategy; millions recovered for injury victims
- Access to neurologists, neuroradiologists, and board-certified neuropsychologists
- Clear communication, 24/7 availability
- You pay nothing unless we win
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Do You Need a TBI Lawyer in Florida?
Even with “normal” scans, TBIs can disrupt work, relationships, and daily life. We:
Understanding Traumatic Brain Injuries in Fort Lauderdale
Common Causes We Handle
- Car, truck, motorcycle, and rideshare crashes
- Falls (premises defects, unsafe stairs, inadequate lighting/handrails)
- Boating and water-related incidents
- Struck-by/struck-against accidents at properties or worksites
- Explosions and electrical injuries
TBI Spectrum & Symptoms
- Concussion/Mild TBI: headaches, dizziness, nausea, light/noise sensitivity, sleep disturbance, brain fog
- Moderate to Severe TBI: loss of consciousness >30 min, amnesia, focal deficits, seizures
- Moderate to Severe TBI: loss of consciousness >30 min, amnesia, focal deficits, seizures
- Post-Concussive Syndrome (PCS): symptoms persisting >3 months
- Cognitive/Behavioral Changes: memory, attention, executive function, mood swings, depression/anxiety, irritability
Key Medical Tools (for Claim Support)
- ER documentation, Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS), LOC/altered mental status
- CT/MRI (including advanced sequences when indicated)
- Neuropsychological testing and vestibular/ocular assessments
- Therapy records (PT/OT/SLP), vocational evaluations, caregiver logs
Florida Law: Your Rights After a TBI
Comparative Negligence (51% Rule)
You can recover damages if you are less than 51% at fault; your award is reduced by your percentage of fault.
Liability Paths
- Negligence & Premises Liability: unsafe conditions, code violations
- Motor Vehicle Liability: negligent drivers, commercial carriers, rideshare layers
- Product Liability: defective helmets, vehicle components, or safety devices
- Third-Party Claims (work incidents): beyond workers’ comp where a non-employer contributed
What Is My TBI Case Worth?
Damages You Can Recover
Value drivers: severity/persistence of deficits, objective test findings, work limitations, need for ongoing care, and impact on activities of daily living.
Medical & Functional Considerations (That Move the Needle)
- Document LOC/alteration, PTA (post-traumatic amnesia) duration, and GCS where available
- Track symptom progression (day 1, week 1, month 1, 3, 6, 12)
- Record accommodations at work/school and caregiver time
- Consider co-morbid conditions (neck/spine injuries, PTSD, sleep disorders, migraines)
What is the legal process?
Our Step-by-Step Legal Process
How Insurers Undervalue TBI Claims (and How We Respond)
- “Normal MRI = no injury” → explain microstructural injury; rely on neuropsych data and specialist opinions
- “Symptoms are subjective” → standardized testing, collateral reports, employer/school records
- “Pre-existing issues” → comparative baselines, treating-provider affidavits, functional change documentation
- Lowballing future care → detailed life-care plan with costs and frequency
Traumatic Brain Injuries
Common TBI Complications
- Persistent headaches/migraines and vestibular disorders
- Memory/attention deficits affecting work performance
- Mood disorders (anxiety, depression), irritability, PTSD
- Sleep disturbance and fatigue
- Seizure risk in moderate–severe cases
A Guide for Traumatic Brain Injuries
What to Do After a Head Injury in Fort Lauderdale
- Seek immediate medical care; follow specialist recommendations
- Limit high-risk activities and screen exposure per doctor guidance
- Document symptoms daily (headache scale, sleep, cognition, triggers)
- Preserve evidence: photos, incident details, witness contacts, damaged items
- Avoid recorded insurer statements before consulting a lawyer
- Keep receipts, therapy logs, work notes, and accommodation letters
Explore related resources: Car Accidents, Premises Liability, Boating Accidents, and Blog/Resources.
Results and Success Stories
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