A brain injury changes everything for your loved one: their memory, abilities, and daily life. If their injury was caused by someone else’s careless or unsafe actions, we can help hold that person or company accountable and pursue the financial stability your family needs.

This covers emergency room visits, surgeries, physical therapy, medicine, and any doctor’s care they’ll need in the future.

We make sure your family is paid for the income already lost and the earnings your loved one may never recover.

Money for memory loss, personality changes, emotional struggles, and the loss of independence caused by the injury.

If your loved one needs long-term therapy, home care, or medical support for years to come, we fight to make sure it’s covered.

Whether it just happened or symptoms appeared weeks later, these steps protect you and your case:

See a neurologist immediately. Emergency rooms often miss TBI indicators. Document all symptoms and follow-up care.

Keep records of personality changes, memory problems, headaches, and how life has changed since the accident.

They’ll claim you or your loved one “looks fine.” Brain injuries are invisible. Don’t give statements without legal guidance.

We work with leading neurologists and brain injury specialists to prove a TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) and maximize your recovery.

Our Team has spent decades securing lifetime care and compensation for brain injury victims across Louisiana. See the entire team.

Richard J. Arsenault

Michael S. Koch

Wesley J. Gralapp

Insurance companies will claim you “look fine” and fight to deny your TBI claim. We’ve spent over 40 years taking them on in Louisiana Courts and know exactly how to prove these injuries so you don’t have to fight alone

Our track record speaks for itself: over $10 billion recovered for Our Clients. We don’t just file paperwork. We work with leading neurologists, neuropsychologists, and brain injury specialists to document your TBI and prove the full scope of your injuries.

Our Attorneys are always available, Our Staff knows you by name, and we handle the fight so you can focus on healing and rebuilding your life.

Frequently Asked Questions

What if the ER said I was “fine,” but I have symptoms?
Emergency rooms often miss TBI indicators, especially if other visible trauma took priority. If you have persistent headaches, memory issues, or personality changes, follow-up care is critical. Call us immediately. We’re available 24/7 at (318) 561-2500.

How do you prove brain damage?
We use neuropsychological testing, advanced imaging (DTI, PET scans), expert testimony, and documentation of how your life has changed. We work with leading neurologists to prove your TBI.

I was on my bike and hit by a vehicle. Can I recover if I wasn’t wearing a helmet?
Yes. Louisiana’s comparative fault law allows recovery even if partially at fault. Many TBIs occur even with helmets. We’ll fight to minimize any fault attributed to you.

What’s the deadline for filing a lawsuit in Louisiana?
Generally two years from the accident date. But TBI symptoms sometimes appear much later. Contact us immediately if you suspect a brain injury, even months after the accident.

My personality has changed since the accident. Is this related?
Yes. Personality changes are common with brain injuries, especially frontal lobe trauma. Irritability, impulsiveness, depression, and anxiety often result from TBIs.

Should my child return to sports after a concussion?
Follow strict return-to-play protocols from your child’s physician. Any second impact can cause severe complications. Children’s brains are still developing, making TBIs especially dangerous.

How long will my case take?
Brain injury cases are complex and evidence-intensive. We don’t rush settlements. We fight for the full compensation you’ll need for lifetime care.

Do I have to pay you upfront?
No. We work on a contingency fee basis which means we only get paid if you win your case. Our fees are taken from that settlement or judgment amount.