In traumatic brain injury cases, insurance companies often employ the same defense tactics. We all know that insurance companies are in the business of making money. As such, they usually face a tremendous amount of pressure from their shareholders and...
There is a common misconception that a concussion and a traumatic brain injury are the same thing. However, there are studies that suggest that using these terms interchangeably can lead to improper diagnosis, treatment, and/or recovery.[1] So, is a concussion...
Insurance companies are for-profit institutions and have a financial incentive to underpay and deny insurance claims. On the one hand, they are contractually and legally obligated to properly evaluate and pay each claim within specified deadlines. On the other hand,...
Diagnosing a moderate or severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) faces very few challenges because both the symptoms and signs of the patient are readily apparent. This is not the case with a mild traumatic brain injury because on many occasions...