Statutes of limitations vary by state and the type of claim (e.g., personal injury vs. medical malpractice). It is critical to contact us immediately, as delaying can forfeit your right to compensation entirely.

A concussion is a mild form of TBI, usually resulting from a brief disruption of normal brain function. A TBI covers the entire spectrum, from mild (concussion) to severe (coma or persistent vegetative state). Our legal strategy adapts to the severity of the documented injury.

The value of a TBI case depends heavily on the severity of the injury, the prognosis, the required future medical care (often calculated by a Life Care Planner), and who was at fault. We conduct a thorough, expert-backed valuation during our initial review.

No. Peerali Law handles all brain injury cases on a contingency fee basis. This means we only get paid if we successfully secure compensation for you. You pay no upfront costs for our representation.