Understand the Language of Your Case

Ongoing symptoms (like headaches or memory issues) that continue long after a concussion.

A period after a brain injury when the person can't remember events or form new memories.

A mental health condition caused by a traumatic event, leading to symptoms like flashbacks or anxiety.

A medical exam or assessment done before you submit a formal disability or injury claim.

A rule in some insurance policies that limits coverage for medical conditions you had before the policy began.

A meeting between the parties and a judge to try and settle the case before getting ready for trial.

A set period at the start of a job or policy during which some benefits might not yet be available.

A doctor's opinion on how likely you are to recover and how long recovery may take.

A medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating mental health conditions, including those related to trauma or injury.

Mental or emotional harm caused by an accident, such as anxiety, depression, or PTSD.