Florida Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyer
A Head Injury Can Change Everything. We’re Here to Help You Rebuild.
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the most devastating outcomes of an accident. Whether caused by a car crash, fall, sports incident, or assault, TBIs can affect every aspect of a person’s life—thinking, movement, emotions, and relationships. Recovery is often long, uncertain, and incredibly expensive. In many cases, life is never the same.
At the Law Offices of Comras & Comras, we advocate for victims of traumatic brain injuries with skill, urgency, and unwavering focus. We understand how these injuries disrupt lives and how to fight for the compensation necessary to restore stability. Whether your injury resulted from a crash, fall, or violent impact, David A. Comras brings the legal insight and litigation strength needed to secure meaningful results.
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Compensation You May Be Entitled to After a Traumatic Brain Injury
TBI cases often stem from violent impacts and negligent behavior. We handle claims involving:
- Car, truck, and motorcycle accidents
- Slip and fall incidents (including falls from heights)
- Construction site or workplace accidents
- Assaults or physical violence
- Sports or recreational injuries
- Defective products or unsafe premises
If your injury was preventable, we’ll work to hold the responsible party—and their insurer—fully accountable.
Early legal involvement ensures critical evidence is preserved and your claim is properly valued.
What to Do After a Slip and Fall Injury
Get Emergency Medical Help – TBIs often worsen without immediate treatment.
Preserve Evidence – Photos, police reports, incident records, and witness contacts.
Document Symptoms – Memory issues, headaches, dizziness, emotional changes.
Follow Up With Specialists – Neurologists, therapists, and rehabilitation providers.
Do Not Speak to Insurance Adjusters – Anything you say can be used to reduce your claim.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed, we’re here to help. Contact us today for a free consultation.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Brain Injury Claims
1. How do I know if my head injury is serious enough to pursue a case?
Any injury involving the brain should be taken seriously—especially if caused by someone else’s negligence. Even a “mild” concussion can lead to long-term symptoms like memory loss, mood changes, or cognitive impairment. If you've experienced headaches, vision issues, confusion, or behavioral shifts after a blow to the head, it’s essential to consult both a doctor and an experienced attorney.
At Comras & Comras, we work with neurologists and brain injury specialists to understand the full scope of your injury and its long-term impact. We don’t rely on assumptions—we build evidence-based cases that reflect the true cost of your suffering.
2. What makes traumatic brain injury cases more complex than other personal injury claims?
Brain injuries often involve delayed symptoms, unclear imaging results, and highly individual recovery outcomes. Insurance companies may try to downplay the seriousness of your injury—especially if it doesn’t show up on a standard scan. That’s why TBI cases require medical nuance, expert input, and a legal team with experience in serious injury litigation.
We know how to tell your story, using medical records, expert opinions, and real-life impact to demonstrate just how deeply a TBI has changed your life. At Comras & Comras, we focus on maximizing your recovery—not settling for shortcuts.
3. What if I didn’t lose consciousness—can I still have a TBI?
Yes. Many people suffer traumatic brain injuries without losing consciousness. Symptoms like dizziness, nausea, confusion, light sensitivity, and difficulty concentrating can all point to a concussion or mild TBI. These injuries often go undiagnosed initially but can have lasting consequences.
If you’re experiencing lingering symptoms after an accident or fall, we urge you to seek both medical and legal support. Our firm will help ensure you get the care and compensation needed for a full recovery—even if your injury doesn’t fit the typical mold.
4. How long do I have to file a brain injury lawsuit in Florida?
In most cases, you have two years from the date of the injury to file a personal injury lawsuit in Florida. However, some TBI symptoms don’t appear right away, and exceptions may apply depending on the facts of your case.
We recommend speaking with an attorney as soon as possible after your injury. At Comras & Comras, we respond quickly, preserve critical evidence, and ensure your rights are protected from day one.
5. Why should I trust Comras & Comras with my brain injury case?
Because serious injuries require serious representation. David A. Comras brings decades of courtroom experience, an aggressive trial mindset, and a deeply client-focused approach to every TBI case. We don’t treat these as “routine” injuries—we understand the permanent toll they take, and we build every case with that gravity in mind.
When you work with us, you’ll get personal attention, strategic legal counsel, and a legal team that won’t back down. We’re here to help you rebuild your life with dignity and security.

Why Choose Comras & Comras Law for Your Case?
When it comes to car accident claims, experience matters. Here’s why clients trust Comras & Comras Law:
Proven Results – We have secured millions for our clients.
Personalized Legal Support – We treat every client like family, ensuring your case gets the attention it deserves.
We Handle Insurance Companies –
Don’t let insurers lowball your claim—we fight for full compensation.
No Fees Unless We Win –
You don’t pay us a dime unless we win your case.