MRI vs CT Scan for Concussion Cases: Which Is Better?

Both MRI and CT scans play important roles in concussion cases, but they show different things. Understanding when each test is useful can strengthen your brain injury claim and maximize compensation.

• ✓Immediate medical attention is crucial for proper diagnosis
• ✓Symptoms may develop over time - monitor closely
• ✓Documentation of all symptoms supports your legal case
• ✓Early legal consultation protects your rights

Proper medical documentation is essential for both your treatment and legal case. This includes initial emergency room records, follow-up visits, specialist consultations, imaging studies, and neuropsychological evaluations.

• ✓CT scans and MRIs to document physical brain damage
• ✓Neuropsychological testing to measure cognitive impacts
• ✓Medical expert opinions on prognosis and future needs
• ✓Records of all treatments and medications

Brain injury victims may be entitled to comprehensive compensation covering both immediate and long-term needs. Our attorneys fight to maximize recovery for all damages.

• ✓Medical expenses - past, present, and future
• ✓Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
• ✓Pain and suffering damages
• ✓Cognitive rehabilitation and therapy costs
• ✓In-home care and assistance
• ✓Loss of enjoyment of life

Brain injury cases require specialized legal knowledge. Insurance companies often minimize these claims because symptoms can be invisible and hard to prove without proper expertise.

• ✓Understanding of complex medical evidence
• ✓Access to neurological and medical experts
• ✓Experience negotiating with insurance companies
• ✓Knowledge of true case values
• ✓No fee unless we win your case