A experienced legal team will be able to show that:

• The negligent party had a duty of care not to harm you, which they violated through action or failure to act.

• This violation was related to causing the concussion.

• You suffered damages as a result.

A legal team like Pribanic & Pribanic will investigate your individual case and gather evidence to determine how the accident happened, who was at fault, and how to proceed. By interviewing eyewitnesses and first responders, gathering expert opinions from medical professionals about the extent of the injury, and assessing the impact of the injury on a victim and their family now and into the future, a legal team will build a case. 

Concussions can be tricky to prove, because unlike other types of injuries, there is no single definitive test used to diagnose whether someone has suffered a concussion. Instead, concussions are diagnosed based on a combination of common symptoms and physical examination. CT scans and other image tests may be used to determine the severity of a concussion. There are also clinical evaluation tests that can determine whether a concussion has impaired any of a victim’s cognitive functions. 

Evidence is key in a concussion case and medical records are your best defense against a claim of fraud. Hang on to medical records and be sure to have skilled legal team you trust on your side.

If you were harmed do to a brain injury, call Pribanic & Pribanic today. We are dedicated to those impacted by brain injuries and we will help you recover the damages you deserve.

“If you have questions about how to prove a concussion for a lawsuit, call one of our brain injury lawyers for help: 800-392-4529“