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Brain Injuries

San Antonio Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Attorney

A traumatic brain injury can affect every part of your life your ability to work, your relationships, and your independence often for years or permanently. Moshko Law Firm handles brain injury claims with the seriousness they deserve, working to secure compensation that reflects the true, long-term cost of your injury.

Why brain injury cases require careful handling:

Brain injuries can have delayed or evolving symptoms, meaning the full extent of the harm isn’t always clear right away. These cases often require substantial medical evidence including neurological evaluations and, sometimes, testimony from medical experts to properly document the injury’s impact and calculate fair compensation for both current and future costs (ongoing treatment, lost earning capacity, and long-term care).

How we help:

  • Building a case that reflects both current and future medical needs
  • Working with medical documentation to establish the full scope of your injury
  • Pursuing compensation for medical costs, lost income and earning capacity, and pain and suffering
  • Handling brain injury claims arising from car accidents, truck accidents, falls, and other negligence

Why choose Moshko Law Firm:

  • You pay nothing unless we win
  • Bilingual attorney — Se habla español
  • Evening and weekend appointments
  • Free consultation to review your case

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have to file a brain injury claim in Texas?
Generally, the same two-year statute of limitations applies, running from the date of the injury — though the discovery rule may extend this in limited cases where the injury wasn’t immediately apparent. It’s best to consult an attorney promptly given the complexity of these cases.
These cases frequently require extensive medical documentation and sometimes expert testimony to fully establish the injury’s impact, especially since symptoms can evolve over time.
Depending on the case, compensation may include medical expenses (current and future), lost income and earning capacity, and pain and suffering, among other damages.
This is common with brain injuries. Ongoing medical evaluation is important, and your attorney can help ensure your claim accounts for both diagnosed and reasonably anticipated future effects of the injury.

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