Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyer

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The Hidden Consequences of Head Trauma

Understanding Traumatic Brain Injuries

From concussions to permanent brain damage, traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are among the most serious personal injuries. They often result from car accidents, falls, or other violent impacts. Even when initial scans appear normal, symptoms like confusion, headaches, and memory issues may indicate a life-changing injury.

Mario Varela Law fights for clients with TBIs across Houston and Texas, ensuring they receive the medical evaluation and compensation they need to move forward.

Life After a TBI

Consequences of Brain Injuries

TBIs can affect every part of life—from work and family to independence.

Cognitive Impairment

Memory loss, difficulty concentrating, and language issues make daily life difficult.

Physical Limitations

Headaches, dizziness, vision problems, and motor skill loss can persist indefinitely.

Emotional Changes

Mood swings, depression, and anxiety are common after TBIs.

Loss of Income

Many survivors cannot return to their prior jobs, resulting in financial strain.

Long-Term Care Needs

Rehabilitation, therapy, and assistance with daily living are often required.

Family Impact

Loved ones shoulder the emotional and financial burden of care.

Answers for TBI Victims

Traumatic Brain Injury FAQs

  • Can I get compensation for a mild concussion?

    Yes, even concussions can cause lasting harm. Compensation depends on severity and impact.

  • What if symptoms appeared days later?

    Many TBI symptoms develop slowly. With medical documentation, you still have a valid claim.

  • How long do I have to file a lawsuit?

    Generally, two years from the date of injury in Texas.