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 Auto accidents often cause obvious injuries – cuts, scrapes, broken bones and injured joints. And everyone recognizes those are eligible for compensation when someone else is at fault. But attorney Bryce Johnson says because people often can’t see brain injuries – sometimes called “invisible injuries” – they may not get proper treatment, and victims may not

When people think of injuries caused by negligence, they may picture broken bones and torn skin. But many common causes of harm, such as falls, car crashes and other impacts can also cause nearly invisible damage by harming the brain. ​Sometimes, problems appear quickly, especially if someone is knocked unconscious or has an injury like a