Dallas Brain Injury Attorney

If you were hurt in a crash or while doing your job, it is possible that more than one person or business shares the blame. These cases are not always simple, especially when companies, property owners, or manufacturers are involved. We look at what safety steps were skipped, who ignored warning signs, and how those decisions led to your injuries. If a commercial truck was involved, your Dallas truck accident lawyer with our firm can dig deeper into what went wrong and who needs to be held accountable.

When someone causes harm while driving for work, their employer may be responsible for what happened. We often see this with delivery services, work trucks, and other job-related vehicles. The Texas Labor Code § 406.031 explains how workplace injuries may involve the employer, especially when the injury happens while someone is doing their regular job. We look closely at how that person was trained, supervised, and supported, and whether any part of that process put you in harm’s way.

A brain injury can affect parts of your life you never expected. Things that once came easily, like having a conversation or remembering an appointment, can suddenly feel out of reach. These changes are real, even if others cannot always see them, and they deserve to be taken seriously. You might be dealing with:

• Memory loss
• Trouble concentrating
• Emotional shifts
• Light or noise sensitivity
• Difficulty sleeping
• Fatigue
• Trouble making decisions
• Communication issues
• Challenges with driving
• Mood swings

You may seem “fine” on the outside, but still feel like everything takes more effort than it should. It can be hard to explain that to others, especially when even simple tasks leave you drained or frustrated. Outlined in Texas Health and Safety Code § 92.002, the state recognizes the need for services that support individuals living with acquired brain injuries, including resources that help with daily routines and long-term needs.

Brain injury claims can get complicated fast, especially when you are trying to focus on healing. Small decisions early on can make a big difference in how everything plays out. Here are a few of the most common issues we see in traumatic brain injury cases.

When care is delayed, it becomes easier for insurance companies to question whether your injury is serious or connected to the incident. This happens more often than you might expect, especially when symptoms seem manageable at first. Even small changes in how you feel are worth documenting. A Dallas car accident lawyer with Goff Law, PLLC can use those early records to support your claim and help protect your case from being dismissed.

It is natural to want to return to work or keep up with routines, but pushing through symptoms too soon can make things worse. Many people try to power through without realizing how much their brain still needs time to recover.When that happens, symptoms may grow more intense, and the condition can become harder to explain later. The standard of care expected from healthcare providers, especially when symptoms are reported but not properly addressed, is outlined in Texas Occupations Code § 301.452. If you were dismissed or told nothing was wrong, that may be important to your case.

Quick settlements can seem like an easy fix, especially when bills are stacking up. But without a full medical evaluation, it is hard to know what you might still need in the months ahead. At Goff Law, PLLC, we encourage you to put your health first while we look out for the rest. There is no need to rush into an agreement before you have the full picture.