Ryan Zavodnick | June 9, 2026 | Video
A traumatic brain injury doesn’t always look the way people expect. Headaches, memory problems, trouble focusing, and changes in vision can build gradually and affect every part of daily life. Concussions are traumatic brain injuries, which is exactly what makes them so serious. They often don’t show up on CT scans or MRIs, and there may be no obvious sign of trauma. That gives insurance companies exactly the opening they’re looking for.
Surface-level evaluation may not be enough. Zavodnick & Lasky works with medical experts who understand how brain injuries affect cognition, emotion, and function over time. They recently secured a $4.8 million settlement for a client who suffered catastrophic brain and neurological injuries after a serious motor vehicle accident.
Just because an injury isn’t visible doesn’t mean it isn’t real, and it doesn’t mean you aren’t entitled to compensation. Medical expenses, ongoing treatment, lost income, reduced earning capacity, and long-term effects on quality of life all factor into what a case is worth. But you have to act before evidence is lost and the window closes.
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