A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that can occur from car accidents and cause symptoms including headache, dizziness, confusion, and memory problems. Recovery requires rest and gradual return to activity under medical guidance. Some concussions have delayed symptoms; document all medical care for your claim. The Headache …

After brain or spinal cord injury, follow your doctor’s treatment plan, document all medical care, report to your insurance, and contact an attorney promptly. These injuries often cause permanent disability affecting work and quality of life. You may recover damages for medical care, lost wages, and lifelong care needs. When …

Returning to work after brain injury requires gradual progression approved by your doctor. Many people need accommodations like flexible hours or reduced duties initially. Document your doctor’s restrictions and employer accommodation efforts; you may qualify for workers’ compensation or disability benefits. Returning to work after a brain injury is one …

Severe traumatic brain injuries cause long-term cognitive, physical, and emotional effects, while mild TBI (concussion) typically resolves in weeks to months. Severity affects claim value—severe TBI cases usually result in much higher settlements due to lifelong care costs and disability. Medical evidence and expert testimony establish severity. A traumatic brain …

Spinal cord injuries cause permanent paralysis or reduced mobility, resulting in high lifetime care costs. Illinois courts award damages for medical treatment, adaptive equipment, home modifications, lost earning capacity, and pain and suffering. The amount depends on injury level and age—higher awards for younger victims with longer life expectancies. Spinal …