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TBI Degree Labels
Strategies to neutralize use of TBI labels by defense to reduce or deny your client's damages
What You Will Learn
- Understand the mild, moderate, and severe assessment as a clinical triage scale measuring how the injury first presented rather than how much harm is caused
- How a “mild” TBI can be catastrophic while a “severe” injury resolves, because damages track functional impairment and proof rather than the label
- How the defense’s line of attack shifts the fight toward apportionment and damages or provoking a challenge to whether a brain injury exists depending on the severity label
- Neutralize the “mild” label by recontextualizing medical records, reframing terminology for the jury, and building the functional-loss narrative that the severity label obscures
What You Will Learn
- Understand the mild, moderate, and severe assessment as a clinical triage scale measuring how the injury first presented rather than how much harm is caused
- How a “mild” TBI can be catastrophic while a “severe” injury resolves, because damages track functional impairment and proof rather than the label
- How the defense’s line of attack shifts the fight toward apportionment and damages or provoking a challenge to whether a brain injury exists depending on the severity label
- Neutralize the “mild” label by recontextualizing medical records, reframing terminology for the jury, and building the functional-loss narrative that the severity label obscures
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Tuesday, July 14, 2026
12PM PACIFIC
(1:00 MT / 2:00 CT / 3:00 ET)
Price
$99
for CAOC Members
$129
for Plaintiff Attorney Non-Members
75 minutes
Publisher
Consumer Attorneys of California
Subjects
Brain Injuries
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5 Minutes - Introduction
60 Minutes - Presentation
10 Minutes - Live Q&A with the Speaker
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