After a traumatic brain injury (TBI), symptoms may fluctuate. You might have headaches, fatigue, dizziness, memory problems, or difficulty concentrating on one day and manage a simple activity on another. An insurer may obtain surveillance footage of you walking,...
After an alcohol-related crash, your focus may be on medical treatment, repairing your vehicle, and getting your life back on track. But if a bar, restaurant, or other licensed establishment may have contributed to the accident by illegally serving alcohol, there is...
After a motor vehicle accident or a slip-and-fall, headaches, dizziness, and memory problems may be given immediate attention. Sleep problems, however, can be easier to overlook. Yet research indicates that sleep disturbances affect many people after a traumatic brain...
Not every traumatic brain injury (TBI) causes immediate, obvious symptoms. Some people walk away from an accident feeling mostly fine, only to experience persistent headaches, memory problems, mood swings, or cognitive difficulties down the road. This can be...
A drunk driving crash can turn your life upside down in an instant. You may be left dealing with painful injuries, shaken by the trauma, and suddenly worrying about medical bills, lost wages, and other financial issues. Most people focus on the impaired driver, but...
Getting back to work after a traumatic brain injury (TBI) can feel like the first big step toward returning to normal life. Many people return to work because they need the paycheck, worry about losing their job, or believe they are feeling better. But recovering from...
