New York City Brain Injury Lawyer
If you suffered a traumatic brain injury in NYC, you may be entitled to compensation for medical bills, lost income, and long term care. Our New York City traumatic brain injury lawyers handle complex TBI cases and fight to recover the full value of your claim.
In the moments after an accident in New York City, everything starts moving at once and none of it in your favor. Your body hurts. Your life is disrupted. And before you have even processed what happened, the other party’s insurance company has already opened a claim with one goal: pay you as little as possible.
They have adjusters, lawyers, and years of experience closing cases quickly and cheaply. Most accident victims do not realize how serious that fight is until it is already underway.
When you suffer a TBI, the hardest part is often convincing others that something is wrong. You look the same. Your scans may appear normal. But inside, everything has changed. Memory fails you mid-sentence. Words that once came easily now vanish. The person you were before the accident feels like a stranger.
Brain injuries affect nearly 2.8 million Americans every year, yet they remain one of the most underdiagnosed and misunderstood injuries in medicine. In New York City alone, over 2,200 people die from TBI annually, more than 17,000 are hospitalized, and approximately 38,000 visit emergency rooms for brain injuries each year.
Our founder, Arkady Frekhtman, understands that fight on a personal level. A native New Yorker and passionate debater, Arkady’s interest in the law began with a love for the Constitution and history. But it was after he began practicing law in 1999 that he saw the reality of the system. He watched insurance companies use their power to take advantage of injured people who didn’t have a voice.
He still remembers his first settlement: a $12,000.00 settlement for a Queens mother who sued a large life insurance company alleging fraud. Those funds helped the firm hire just one paralegal, starting the growth of F&A Injury Lawyers. That experience, of seeing how the right legal help could change a family’s life, is what drives him to this day.
Today Arkady leads Frekhtman & Associates, representing people whose lives were changed by serious injuries. That experience is why our New York City brain injury lawyers fight the way they do.
Since 2000, Frekhtman & Associates has recovered more than 900 million dollars for injured clients. Our TBI attorneys represent victims throughout New York City, including Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island, as well as Long Island. We speak English and Russian, and you pay nothing unless we win.
If you were injured, you should not have to stand alone against an insurance company. We take over the adjusters, the investigation, and the negotiations so you can focus on healing and moving forward.
Call Frekhtman & Associates today at (866) 288-9529 or request a free consultation.
LEGALLY REVIEWED BY: Arkady Frekhtman, Founding Attorney
Recent NYC Personal Injury Results:
$69.25M | Catastrophic motor vehicle collision
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
What Is a Traumatic Brain Injury?
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a disruption in the normal function of the brain caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head, or a penetrating head injury. The severity of a TBI can range from a mild concussion to a severe injury that results in coma or death. The word “mild” describes the initial clinical presentation, not the long-term consequences — many people classified as mild TBI suffer permanent cognitive impairment.
Classification of TBI Severity
Physicians and NYC courts rely on the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS), measuring eye, verbal, and motor responses on a 3-15 point scale, to classify injury severity:
| Classification | Loss of Consciousness (LOC) | Post-Traumatic Amnesia (PTA) | Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mild | < 30 minutes | < 24 hours | 13–15 |
| Moderate | 30 min – 24 hours | 24 hours – 7 days | 9–12 |
| Severe | > 24 hours | > 7 days | 3–8 |
There is no prosthetic for the brain. Dead neurons cannot be restored by any surgery, medication, or device currently available. This is what makes TBI categorically different from every other injury.
What to Do After a Brain Injury in NYC — Your First 24 Hours
Your first days after a head injury are critical, both for your health and your legal case. Insurance companies begin building their defense immediately, and symptoms of brain injury can appear days or even weeks later. Here is what you need to do to protect yourself.
- Get Medical Care Immediately: Visit the ER or urgent care the same day, even if you feel fine. Many brain injuries do not show symptoms right away. Delayed treatment gives insurers a reason to deny your claim.
- Document Everything: Take photos of the accident scene, your visible injuries, and any property damage. Keep a daily journal of your symptoms, including headaches, confusion, mood changes, and sleep problems.
- Gather Supporting Records: Obtain your complete employment file with performance reviews from before and after the injury. If you are a student, request complete transcripts including standardized test scores. These records provide objective evidence of cognitive changes when imaging cannot.
- Request Advanced Imaging: Standard CT and MRI often miss brain injuries. Ask your doctor about diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) or susceptibility weighted imaging (SWI) if your symptoms persist but scans appear normal.
- Do Not Give Recorded Statements: Insurance adjusters will call quickly, hoping to get statements while you are still confused or in shock. Never speak to the other party’s insurer before consulting a head injury attorney.
- Contact a NYC Brain Injury Lawyer: Call our team immediately at (866) 288-9529. We secure evidence, coordinate with medical experts, and protect your rights from the first call.
Do You Have a Case?
Call our NYC brain injury attorney at (866) 288-9529 to discuss your case.
Signs and Symptoms of a Brain Injury
The most frustrating aspect of brain injury is that you can look perfectly healthy while your mind struggles with basic tasks. Brain injury symptoms rarely announce themselves immediately. They can emerge hours, days, or even weeks after the initial trauma. This delay is one reason insurance companies dispute so many TBI claims. Learn to recognize the warning signs of TBI.
Physical Warning Signs:
- Headaches that return daily and resist medication
- Dizziness or vertigo affecting balance
- Sensitivity to light and sound
- Overwhelming fatigue after routine activities
- Sleep disturbances — research shows 30 to 84 percent of TBI patients suffer from sleep disorders
- Vision problems including blurriness or double vision
- Persistent nausea, ringing in ears, or loss of taste/smell
Cognitive Warning Signs:
- Forgetting conversations or asking the same question repeatedly
- Struggling to find words, leaving sentences unfinished
- Reading the same paragraph multiple times because nothing sticks
- Mental exhaustion after short periods of concentration
- Poor decision-making or getting lost in familiar places
Learn how memory loss and cognitive damage after brain injury affects TBI survivors long-term.
Emotional and Behavioral Changes:
- Irritability and snapping at family over minor frustrations
- Anxiety or panic in situations that never bothered you before
- Sudden crying spells or inappropriate emotional responses
- Loss of interest in activities you once enjoyed
- Personality changes that loved ones notice
Our attorneys understand the challenges of evaluating the psychological effects of traumatic brain injury in litigation.
These changes are not personality flaws or character weaknesses. They are the direct neurological result of damage to the brain. If these symptoms describe your experience after an accident, contact a NYC TBI attorney for a free case evaluation.
Diagnostic Testing for Traumatic Brain Injury
One of the biggest challenges in TBI litigation is that standard imaging like a CT scan or MRI can come back “normal” even when a serious brain injury exists. We work with top neuroradiologists who use the latest diagnostic tools to prove the full extent of injuries.
Diagnostic Imaging for TBI
| Imaging Type | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| CT Scan | Skull fractures, brain bleeds (acute emergencies) |
| 3T MRI | Structural damage, lesions, contusions — strong magnetic field reveals smaller lesions than standard 1.5T |
| DTI (Diffusion Tensor Imaging) | Microscopic damage to white matter tracts (axonal injury). Areas of missing or scattered axon cables confirm brain injury |
| SWI (Susceptibility Weighted Imaging) | Microhemorrhages (tiny brain bleeds) and iron deposits indicating diffuse axonal injury |
| ASL (Arterial Spin Labeling) | Non-invasive blood flow measurement throughout the brain, often used as follow-up after DTI |
| VNG (Videonystagmography) | Tests vestibular function — examines whether vestibular dysfunction explains dizziness, blurred vision, or balance problems. Includes ocular mobility testing, positional nystagmus, and caloric testing |
| PET Scan | Functional imaging sensitive to mild TBI changes that conventional MRI cannot detect. Shows 3D color images of brain activity |
| SPECT Scan | Similar to PET but less expensive, monitoring absorption of biologically active molecules |
| Neuropsychological Testing | 6–8 hour evaluation measuring cognitive deficits in memory, attention, processing speed, and executive function |
Types of Brain Injuries We Handle
Our NYC brain injury attorneys handle all types of TBI cases. Whether you need a concussion lawyer, a TBI attorney for severe brain damage, or a head injury lawyer for any type of brain trauma, our firm has the experience to help.
Mild TBI (Concussion): Loss of consciousness lasting less than thirty minutes, or no loss of consciousness at all. The word mild does not mean gentle when it comes to brain injuries. Symptoms can persist for months or years as Post-Concussion Syndrome. Concussion injuries can lead to more complicated medical conditions.
Moderate TBI: Loss of consciousness from 30 minutes to 24 hours, post-traumatic amnesia up to 7 days, and abnormal brain imaging. May qualify as catastrophic injuries causing permanent disability.
Severe TBI: Loss of consciousness greater than 30 minutes with memory loss exceeding one day. In the most tragic cases, severe TBI results in wrongful death.
Specific Injuries We Handle:
- Post-Concussion Syndrome (PCS): Symptoms persisting beyond three months
- Diffuse Axonal Injury (DAI): Torn axons from rapid acceleration/rotation, often invisible on standard imaging but detectable with DTI. Learn more about diffuse axonal brain injuries and why they require specialized legal expertise.
- Brain Contusions and Intracranial Bleeding: Including epidural hematoma, subdural hematoma, subarachnoid hemorrhage
- Coup-Contrecoup Injuries: Damage at both the impact site and the opposite side of the brain
- Anoxic and Hypoxic Brain Injury: From oxygen deprivation, including near drowning, cardiac arrest, or carbon monoxide poisoning, and traumatic brain injuries
- Second Impact Syndrome: A second TBI before the first has healed
- CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy): From repeated brain injuries over time
- Pediatric and Childhood TBI: Young brains are still developing, making injuries potentially more disruptive. Childhood TBIs require specialized legal expertise
Common Causes of TBI in New York City
A traumatic brain injury can occur as a result of many types of accidents where someone else was negligent. Our NYC TBI attorneys have extensive experience with brain injury cases arising from:
- Car accidents — Understanding the consequences for brain injury victims in car crashes is essential. Our brain injury team, which handles the most complex cases caused by car accidents in NYC, handles the most complex cases.
- Truck accidents — Massive forces cause more severe injuries
- Motorcycle accidents — Riders face TBI risk even with helmets. Learn about traumatic brain injuries from motorcycle accidents and seeking timely medical treatment.
- Pedestrian and bicycle accidents
- Slip and fall accidents often lead to traumatic brain injuries — The leading cause of TBI overall
- Construction accidents
- Medical malpractice including birth injuries
- Nursing home neglect
- Assaults and violence
- MTA and public transit accidents — strict 90-day Notice of Claim deadline
NYC-Specific: New York City Labor Law 240 (The Scaffold Law)
New York City’s Labor Law 240 is one of the strongest worker protection laws in the country. It holds property owners and general contractors strictly liable for gravity-related injuries on construction sites, including traumatic brain injuries caused by falls from heights or falling objects. Unlike typical negligence claims, Labor Law 240 does not allow the defense to blame the injured worker.
Brain Injuries Covered Under Labor Law 240:
- Falls from scaffolds, ladders, roofs, and elevated platforms
- Being struck by falling tools, materials, or debris
- Collapse of scaffolding or temporary structures
- Inadequate safety harnesses or fall protection equipment
Falls from scaffolding accidents on NYC construction sites are among the most common gravity-related TBI causes. Our construction accident attorneys have extensive experience applying Labor Law 240 to maximize compensation for workers who suffer traumatic brain injuries on NYC job sites.
How We Prove TBI Cases in NYC
Brain injury cases are fundamentally different from other personal injury claims. The damage is often invisible, the symptoms can be delayed, and insurance companies are trained to exploit these uncertainties. Our firm has extensive experience proving invisible injuries worth millions.
Insurance Companies Deny What They Cannot See: When your CT scan or MRI appears normal, insurance adjusters will argue nothing is wrong. They use this gap to deny claims and pressure victims into lowball settlements.
Our Three-Tool Approach — Proving the Unprovable:
Insurance companies deny brain injury claims by pointing to normal CT scans and MRIs. We counter with a convergent validity framework using three independent diagnostic methods:
- DTI Imaging: Tracks water molecule movement along white matter tracts, revealing axon damage that standard MRI misses
- Vestibular Testing: Documents objective, measurable dysfunction in balance centers that cannot be faked
- Neuropsychological Testing: Six to eight-hour evaluation measuring cognitive function across multiple domains
When all three tools point to the same conclusion, the evidence becomes overwhelming. This convergent validity framework is what separates our approach from firms that rely solely on treating physician testimony.
Evidence Disappears Without Immediate Action: Surveillance footage gets deleted. Witnesses forget details. The connection between your accident and your symptoms becomes harder to prove as time passes. Our NYC TBI lawyers act within hours to preserve critical evidence.
Compensation and Damages in NYC Brain Injury Cases
Insurance companies offer quick, low settlements that cover emergency bills but ignore the lifetime costs of brain injury. The lifetime cost of treatment for a traumatic brain injury ranges from $85,000 to over $3 million, depending on severity. Many TBI survivors face unemployment rates as high as 60 percent within two years of diagnosis. Our NYC TBI lawyers calculate the full value of your case before you sign anything.
Economic Damages (Financial Losses):
- Medical Expenses: All past and future costs including surgery, hospitalization, rehabilitation, medications, and neuropsychological testing
- Lost Wages and Reduced Earning Capacity
- Rehabilitation Costs: Cognitive therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy
- Home Modifications and Caregiver Costs
Non-Economic Damages (Human Losses):
- Physical Pain and Suffering
- Mental Suffering: Depression, anxiety, PTSD, emotional anguish
- Loss of Memory and Cognitive Function
- Loss of Enjoyment of Life
- Loss of Consortium: Impact on spouse, children, and family relationships
New York City does not cap non-economic damages in most personal injury cases, meaning brain injury victims can receive full compensation for pain and suffering.
Our Track Record:
- $69.25 Million — Motor Vehicle Accident (TBI)
- $1.8 Million — Auto Accident Verdict: Exposed inconsistencies in defense medical expert testimony
- $1.8 Million — Motor Vehicle Head Trauma Verdict: Overcame defense arguments that cognitive deficits predated the collision
- $1 Million — TBI Settlement: 68-year-old woman whose brain injury was not visible on standard imaging. DTI scans and neuropsychological testing documented the full extent of cognitive losses
- $500,000 — Brain Injury Settlement: Pedestrian knockdown victim after defense moved to dismiss
Settlement and Verdict Ranges: TBI settlement amounts in New York typically range from $100,000 for milder cases to $10 million or more for catastrophic injuries. An analysis of recent NYC TBI verdicts and settlements shows that cases often take four to eight years to resolve. Understanding how much your brain injury lawsuit may be worth requires analysis by an experienced brain injury attorney
NYC TBI Laws and Deadlines
New York City’s legal system has strict deadlines for filing a brain injury claim. Missing these deadlines means losing your right to compensation permanently.
NYC TBI Filing Deadlines
| Claim Type | Deadline |
|---|---|
| Standard Personal Injury | 3 years from date of injury (CPLR 214) |
| Wrongful Death | 2 years from date of death |
| Municipal/MTA/City Claim | 90-day Notice of Claim + 1 year 90 days to file (GML 50-e) |
| Minor (under 18) | Tolled until age 18 |
| Medical Malpractice | 2.5 years from date of malpractice |
Pure Comparative Negligence (CPLR 1411): New York City allows you to recover compensation even if you are partially at fault, as long as your share of responsibility is less than 100%. If you are found 20% at fault, you can still recover 80% of your damages. Insurers use this rule aggressively to reduce payouts, which is why having an attorney who can counter their fault arguments is critical.
Special Rules for Government Vehicles and Property (GML 50-e): If your injury involves a city bus, a public school, a faulty sidewalk, or any government entity, you must file a Notice of Claim within 90 days. For injuries involving children, the statute of limitations is paused until the child turns 18, but early action preserves evidence and strengthens the case.
Long-Term Effects of Traumatic Brain Injury
The long-term consequences of a TBI can be devastating, affecting every aspect of a person’s life. We work with life care planners to project these costs over a lifetime. Learn more about the long-term effects of TBI and how brain injuries affect adults and children differently.
- Cognitive Effects: Memory impairment, reduced processing speed, and executive dysfunction. Research offers new hope for TBI patients with memory problems through emerging treatments.
- Emotional and Psychological Effects: Depression, anxiety, personality changes, and PTSD. Research shows that early medical care helps TBI survivors with PTSD.
- Physical Effects: Chronic headaches, sleep disorders, seizures, and debilitating fatigue.
- Neurodegenerative Risk: Emerging research links repeated TBI to increased risk of CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy), Alzheimer’s disease, and Parkinson’s-type symptoms.
- Children and Teenagers: Young brains are still developing, making injuries potentially more disruptive to cognitive development. Learning how to recognize TBI in young children and teens is essential for parents. Sports-related brain injuries contribute to over 20 percent of all TBIs among children and adolescents.
- Working Adults: TBI often means lost income, career disruption, and inability to support families. Even mild TBI can prevent return to cognitively demanding jobs.
- Older Adults: Seniors face the highest rates of fall-related TBI and often have worse outcomes due to age-related factors.
The Legal Process — What to Expect
Our NYC TBI lawyers follow a disciplined, trial-ready process for every brain injury claim.
- Immediate Investigation: We deploy investigators to collect evidence before it disappears. Skid marks fade, surveillance footage gets overwritten, and witnesses move.
- Medical Expert Coordination: We work with treating physicians, neurologists, neuropsychologists, and life care planners to ensure every injury is properly documented and its long-term cost fully accounted for.
- Advanced Imaging Analysis: We request DTI, SWI, and functional MRI studies, then work with neuroradiologists to interpret findings for insurance adjusters and juries.
- Insurance Negotiation: We handle all communication with the insurance company and counter every move they make to minimize your claim.
- Trial Preparation: We prepare every case as if it is going to trial. Insurance companies know which firms fold and which ones fight. If they refuse to offer fair settlements, we take them to court.
What an NYC TBI Case Timeline Looks Like
| Phase | Timeframe | What Happens |
|---|---|---|
| Immediate Response | Days 1–7 | Medical care, evidence preservation, attorney retained, insurer notified |
| Investigation | Weeks 2–6 | Police report obtained, witness statements collected, black box data preserved, surveillance footage subpoenaed |
| Medical Treatment | Months 1–6+ | We wait until you reach maximum medical improvement (MMI) before demanding settlement — rushing this undervalues your claim |
| Demand Package | After MMI | We compile a comprehensive demand letter with all medical records, bills, lost wage documentation, and expert reports |
| Negotiation | 1–3 months | Back-and-forth with the insurer; most cases settle here |
| Litigation | If needed | We file suit, conduct discovery, and prepare for trial if the insurer refuses a fair offer |
Recovery Tips After a Brain Injury
If you have suffered a moderate to severe head injury, immediate medical treatment and rehabilitation are usually required. For more guidance, see our tips on coping with a traumatic brain injury.
- Get Plenty of Rest: Once your doctor says you can return to work, do so slowly, adding new activities after showing clear improvement.
- Avoid Secondary Injuries: Avoid all activities that could expose you to another TBI. Secondary injuries can greatly lower your chances of long-term recovery.
- Wait for Medical Clearance: Do not drive, ride a motorcycle, or use heavy equipment until your doctor confirms your vision and coordination are normal.
- Follow Prescription Directions: Never mix medications with alcohol or undisclosed drugs.
- Be Patient: Different types of brain injuries can require many weeks or months before significant improvements. Consider speaking with a psychotherapist.
- Connect with Support Groups: Brain injury associations help survivors connect with others facing similar challenges.
Why Choose Frekhtman & Associates
At Frekhtman & Associates, our fight for justice is driven by a passion to help people. Our founder, Arkady Frekhtman, didn’t start this firm because of a personal family tragedy; he started it because he saw a system where powerful insurance companies were taking advantage of injured individuals.
What Sets Us Apart:
- Convergent Validity Framework: Our three-tool diagnostic approach (DTI + vestibular testing + neuropsych evaluation) proves injuries that other firms cannot
- Medical-Legal Team: We assemble 6+ experts per case — neurologist, neuropsychologist, life care planner, vocational expert, accident reconstructionist, neuroradiologist
- NYC Courtroom Experience: We know the judges, the defense firms, and the tactics specific to NYC courts
- Trial Record: We prepare every case for trial. Insurance companies know which firms fold and which ones fight. Our $69.25M verdict speaks for itself
- Neurological Literacy: We speak the language of brain injury science, from diffuse axonal injury to neurometabolic cascade
- Over $900 Million Recovered: Proven results across thousands of cases
- Multilingual: We speak English and Russian
- Contingency Fee: You pay nothing unless we win
NYC Brain Injury FAQs
What Is a Traumatic Brain Injury?
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs when an external force causes the brain to swell, bleed, or suffer damage. Doctors classify TBIs as mild (concussion), moderate, or severe based on loss of consciousness, amnesia duration, and imaging results.
How Much Is a Brain Injury Settlement Worth in NYC?
Brain injury settlements typically range from $100,000 to $500,000 for mild TBI, $500,000 to $1 million for moderate cases, and $1 million to $10 million or more for severe injuries. Brain injury case values can vary greatly based on severity, medical costs, lost wages, and available insurance coverage.
What Is the Statute of Limitations for a TBI Claim in NYC?
Three years from the date of injury under NY Civil Practice Law and Rules Section 214. Claims against NYC government entities require a Notice of Claim within 90 days.
Can I Sue for a Brain Injury Even if My MRI Is Normal?
Yes. Standard MRI misses diffuse axonal injury, microhemorrhages, and functional disruption. We prove these cases using advanced imaging like DTI, neuropsychological testing, and expert testimony.
What if My Symptoms Appeared Days or Weeks After the Accident?
Delayed symptoms are common with brain injuries and may actually support your TBI diagnosis. Watch for hidden injury symptoms after accidents.
What if I Cannot Remember the Accident?
Post-traumatic amnesia is evidence of brain injury, not a weakness in your case. Our attorneys gather evidence from witnesses, first responders, surveillance footage, and medical records.
Is a Concussion Considered a Traumatic Brain Injury?
Yes. A concussion is a form of mild traumatic brain injury. Despite being classified as mild, concussions can cause severe, long-lasting effects including post-concussion syndrome.
What if the Vehicle Damage Was Minor?
Low property damage does not mean low injury. The forces that cause brain injury are different from the forces that damage vehicles. We use biomechanical experts to prove that even low-speed impacts can cause significant TBI.
How Much Does It Cost To Hire a NYC Brain Injury Lawyer?
Nothing upfront. We work on contingency and advance all case expenses. If we do not win, you owe us nothing.
Do I Need a Lawyer for a Brain Injury Case?
Yes. TBI cases require specialized knowledge of neurological evidence and strategies to counter insurance company denial tactics. Studies show injury victims with attorneys recover significantly more compensation even after legal fees.
NYC Brain Injury Lawyers — Areas We Serve
Frekhtman & Associates represents brain injury victims throughout New York City and the surrounding areas. Our TBI attorneys handle cases in every borough and understand the unique aspects of filing claims in each jurisdiction.
We serve clients in:
- Manhattan (New York County)
- Brooklyn (Kings County) — Brooklyn traumatic brain injury lawyer
- Queens — Learn about traumatic brain injury claims in Queens
- The Bronx (Bronx County)
- Staten Island (Richmond County)
We also represent brain injury victims in Nassau County, Suffolk County, and throughout Long Island.
No matter where your brain injury occurred in the New York City metropolitan area, our attorneys are ready to help. Call (866) 288-9529 for a free consultation with a NYC brain injury lawyer near you.
Speak With a New York City Brain Injury Lawyer Today
Every hour after an accident matters. Evidence disappears. Medical records become harder to connect to the incident. Insurance adjusters move fast to build a defense that keeps your payout low. Delay gives them power. Swift action takes it back.
Frekhtman & Associates moves immediately to protect you. We stop insurance manipulation, secure your evidence, and fight for your full financial recovery. Our multilingual team is fluent in your language, and we are here to protect you.
There is absolutely no risk to call.
- $0 Upfront Costs: We advance all case and litigation expenses
- 24/7 Availability: Legal support any time, day or night
- Free Case Review: Transparent assessment of your claim’s value
- We Come to You: Hospital, home, or video consultations
Legally Reviewed By: Arkady Frekhtman, Founding Attorney
While it’s possible to handle a personal injury case on your own, having an experienced attorney by your side significantly increases the likelihood of a favorable outcome. According to studies, victims represented by a personal injury lawyer receive higher settlement amounts compared to those who handle their cases independently. Here are some of the practice areas we handle: