We can, and we have helped many clients through these types of cases. Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) are often injuries that are overlooked in many accidents because the symptoms do not usually appear until much later, often after the case has been settled. Brain injuries are defined as either mild or severe. Oddly, there is no middle ground. The definition of a mild brain injury is one in which you lost consciousness for less than 30 minutes. Mild TBI can include: coordination problems, depression, excessive sleep, mood changes, violent outbursts, short-term memory loss, loss of smell, sensitivity to light, and nausea. Moderate to Severe TBI can include: clear fluid draining from ears, dilated pupils, depression, nausea, vomiting, difficulty speaking, confusion, not being able to walk normally, etc.