
Case Details
Background
Michael Carter, a 45-year-old construction worker, sustained a moderate traumatic brain injury (TBI) after falling from a scaffold at a job site. Following the incident, he required multiple hospital admissions, inpatient rehabilitation, occupational therapy, and speech therapy. His recovery has been slow, with persistent cognitive deficits and chronic headaches.
Case Achievements
Measurable results from our physician-reviewed medical analysis and strategic approach.
Clinical Picture
Despite initial gains in mobility and basic daily functioning, Michael continues to struggle with memory issues, difficulty concentrating, and mood instability. Neuropsychological testing confirms significant cognitive impairments. Specialists have warned of potential complications, including early-onset dementia due to TBI-related brain changes.
The Box of Dox Approach
Our team conducted a thorough review of 1,800+ pages of hospital records, therapy notes, and neuroimaging reports. We collaborated with neurologists, neuropsychologists, and rehabilitation specialists to forecast Michael's medical and caregiving needs over the next decade.
Three-Tiered Future Medical Projection
Evidence-based medical cost forecasting with comprehensive scenario planning.
Minimal Scenario
Covers continued outpatient therapies, medications for pain and mood regulation, and periodic neurological evaluations.
Mid-Range Scenario
Accounts for progressive cognitive decline, increased therapy frequency, caregiver support, and potential assistive devices for independent living.
Maximal Scenario
Includes full-time in-home care, advanced therapies, long-term residential rehabilitation, and contingency for emerging complications.
Strategic Impact
The evidence-based, tiered report gave Michael's legal team the tools to negotiate with the insurance carrier effectively. It clearly demonstrated the lifelong impact of his injuries and the financial implications of inadequate coverage.
Result
The Box of Dox report led to a structured settlement that fully funded long-term care and safeguarded Michael's future quality of life.