Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyers in Minnesota

When a Brain Injury Disrupts Your Life — TSR Fights for Your Future

When a head injury changes your life, TSR makes sure the insurance company takes it seriously.

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) isn’t like other injuries. Symptoms can linger, return without warning, or get worse over time. Medical bills stack up fast. Work becomes difficult or impossible. Families take on the stress of caregiving while trying to make sense of every new appointment, scan, and specialist.

If your traumatic brain injury was caused by someone else’s negligence in the state of Minnesota, your legal rights may include compensation for medical care, lost income, and more. TSR Injury Law has recovered over $1 billion as a firm supporting injured Minnesotans — including $600,000 for a client who suffered a TBI in a rear-end crash, handled by partner Rich Ruohonen.

Do I Have a Traumatic Brain Injury Case?

What Is My TBI Case Worth?

There’s no fixed number, because every brain injury affects life differently. If we take your case, we work to recover compensation that may include:

• Past, current, and future medical treatment
• Hospitalization and surgical costs
• Physical therapy and rehabilitation
• Assistive equipment
• Prescription medications
• Transportation to medical appointments
• Lost income and reduced earning capacity
• Pain, suffering, and emotional distress
• Loss of enjoyment of life
• Loss of companionship (for spouses and families)

TBIs often require long-term care. TSR works with doctors, neurologists, and specialists to understand your prognosis and build a case that reflects the full impact of your injury.

WHY HIRE A MINNESOTA LAW FIRM FOR YOUR BRAIN INJURY CLAIM?

Brain injury cases are complex. Symptoms can be subtle. Insurance companies fight hard to downplay them. If we represent you, TSR Injury Law:

1. Works with medical specialists

Neurologists, neuropsychologists, rehabilitation experts, and life-care planners help document the long-term effects of a TBI and tie them back to the accident.

2. Collects and organizes your medical records

We handle the paperwork, track your providers, and build the medical timeline insurers need to see.

3. Gathers all available evidence

Photos, video, witness statements, crash reports, product failures, scene details—anything that strengthens your claim.

4. Deals with the insurance company

You don’t have to argue with adjusters. We protect your claim from being minimized or denied.

5. Knowledge helping individuals with a TBI

We understand that recovering from a TBI is difficult. To support you, we keep our communication simple and stress-free:

• Written Recaps: If requested, we will follow up every phone call with a written summary.
• Clear Communication: We provide information in manageable pieces so you aren’t overwhelmed.
• Support Team Access: We are happy to coordinate with your family or friends to help you manage tasks and remember details.

How Long Do I Have to File a TBI Claim?

In Minnesota, most traumatic brain injury cases have a six-year statute of limitations, but there are exceptions. Cases involving minors, hidden injuries, or special circumstances can have completely different timelines, however.

If you’re unsure whether your window is closing, contact TSR. The sooner we review your case, the better we can protect your rights.

Common Causes of Traumatic Brain Injuries

TBIs often result from:

• Car accidents
• Falls
• Being struck by or against an object
• Assaults
• Dangerous property conditions
• Defective products
• Medical errors
• Oxygen deprivation incidents

Any forceful impact or rapid movement of the head can cause injury – even without a direct hit to the skull.

TBI Symptoms to Watch For

According to the Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance, symptoms may include:

• Memory loss
• Confusion or difficulty thinking
• Sensitivity to light or sound
• Headaches
• Nausea
• Dizziness
• Ringing in the ears
• Personality or behavior changes
• Communication problems
• Motor difficulty or reduced coordination
• Vision changes
• Seizures
• Loss of bladder or bowel control
• Depression or anxiety

Some symptoms appear immediately. Many show up days or weeks later. Getting medical care early strengthens both your health and your legal claim.

Types of Traumatic Brain Injuries

Cerebral Anoxia (Lack of Oxygen)

Occurs when the brain receives no oxygen for several minutes. Can be caused by near-drowning, carbon monoxide poisoning, anesthesia errors, birth complications, or severe blood loss. Damage can be permanent.

Concussions

Concussions are considered MTBIs, or mild traumatic brain injuries, and are caused by trauma or rapid movement of the head. Repeated concussions increase the risk of long term complications.

Subdural Hematoma

Bleeding on the surface of the brain caused by torn veins. Symptoms may take days or weeks to show up and can be life-threatening without treatment.

Post-Concussion Syndrome

Ongoing symptoms from a previous concussion lasting weeks, months, or years. Often includes headaches, dizziness, anxiety, sleep problems, and cognitive difficulties.

Case Results

• $2,100,000: A TSR client involved in a car crash that resulted in TBI which affected her ability to work in previous capacity.
• Confidential Settlement: A TSR client suffered a devastating traumatic brain injury when one of the tires on the SUV failed, causing the SUV to roll-over.
• $600,000: A TSR client who suffered a TBI in a rear-end crash.

Have a brain injury after an accident? IT’S TSR TIME!

You’ve got legal rights as someone who has experienced a traumatic brain injury — and TSR Injury Law is the Minnesota firm with lawyers that can get the compensation you deserve. No upfront fees, only expert guidance.

CALL 612-TSR-TIME (612) 877-8463