Personal Injury
Brain Injury Lawyers
Brain injuries are often invisible to everyone except the person living with them. We help you document what changed and claim the support your recovery genuinely deserves.
A brain injury can change how you think, feel, sleep, and relate to the people around you, and much of that change is invisible from the outside. If you have been told you look fine while your days feel anything but fine, you are not imagining it. Brain injuries are real injuries, and they deserve real care and real support. We help people across BC get both, starting with an honest conversation.
Concussion symptoms do not always appear right away. Headaches, brain fog, memory trouble, light sensitivity, irritability, and fatigue can emerge over days or weeks, long after the accident itself. That is why seeing a doctor early matters even when you feel mostly okay, and why every symptom is worth reporting, however small it seems. Early medical records protect your health first and your claim second, and both of those matter.
Documenting a brain injury takes patience, and family often sees things the injured person cannot. Keep a simple daily note of symptoms, sleep, and which tasks felt harder than before. Ask the people close to you what they have noticed, because changes in mood, memory, and concentration are often clearer to them. That everyday record, alongside your medical care, builds an honest picture of what the injury has actually taken from you.
For crashes under BC's Enhanced Care system, benefits can include treatment, rehabilitation, income replacement, and care support, with greater support available for serious injuries. Brain injuries are also among the easiest injuries for insurers to underestimate, precisely because they are hard to see. We make sure yours is assessed properly and push back when decisions fall short. Your first case evaluation is free, with no obligation at all.
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Answer a few quick questions for a rough, instant illustration of a potential injury claim range. In BC, auto injuries are handled through ICBC's Enhanced Care system, so real amounts vary case by case. For an honest assessment, talk to Shawn Sidhu for free.
Estimated potential range
$15,000 to $36,000
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This is a rough illustration only and not legal advice, a guarantee, or a prediction of any ICBC benefit or settlement. The best way to find out what your claim is really worth is a free, no obligation case review.
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Getting the right assessments
We help you access the medical and specialist assessments that properly measure a brain injury's real effects.
Documenting invisible symptoms
We show you and your family how to record cognitive and emotional changes so they cannot be dismissed.
Funding treatment and rehab
We pursue funding for the therapy, rehabilitation, and support your recovery needs, for as long as it needs.
Income replacement
When a brain injury keeps you from working, we help secure income replacement that reflects your real situation.
Serious injury benefits
For lasting injuries, we pursue the higher care, support, and permanent impairment benefits Enhanced Care provides.
Supporting your family
We keep your family informed and involved, because brain injury recovery is rarely something anyone does alone.
Common questions
I hit my head but felt fine at first. Should I still see a doctor?
Yes. Concussion symptoms can be delayed, sometimes appearing days or weeks after the accident. Seeing a doctor early creates a record and gives you guidance on what to watch for. If headaches, fog, memory trouble, or mood changes show up later, go back and report them. Nothing is too small to mention.
How do I prove an injury nobody can see?
Through consistent documentation. Regular medical visits, honest symptom reporting, notes from family about changes they see, and records of how work and daily life are affected all build the picture. Specialist assessments can also measure cognitive changes objectively. We help you put that evidence together so your injury is taken seriously.
What support does Enhanced Care provide for brain injuries?
For crashes covered by Enhanced Care, benefits can include medical and rehabilitation treatment, income replacement, and care support at home, with greater support for serious and lasting injuries. What you receive depends on how your injury is assessed, which is why thorough documentation and the right assessments matter so much.
My personality has changed since the accident. Is that part of the injury?
It can be. Brain injuries can affect mood, patience, and emotional control, and families often notice these changes before the injured person does. Tell your doctor about them, because they are a genuine part of your medical picture and your recovery, not a personal failing. Support exists for exactly this.
Should my family be involved in my claim?
Often, yes. Family members see day to day changes you may not notice yourself, and their observations can support both your treatment and your claim. Practically, having someone you trust help track appointments and paperwork also takes weight off you while you heal. We are always happy to involve them.
What happens at a free case evaluation for a brain injury?
We listen to what happened and what has changed since, review any medical care so far, and explain how BC's rules apply to your situation. You are welcome to bring a family member with you. You leave with honest answers and a clear next step, with no fee and no obligation.
Let's talk about what changed
No pressure and no obligation. Just a clear conversation about where you stand and what comes next.