Your Advocates for Brain Injury Victims Nationwide

We are the premier law firm in the United States dedicated to representing brain injury victims and their families.

OVER A BILLION DOLLARS IN SETTLEMENTS & VERIDICTS

About US

Advocates for Brain Injury Victims and Families

Brain injuries are life-changing and often invisible, impacting victims and their families emotionally and financially. That is why traumatic brain injuries are sometimes described as “invisible injuries” and a “silent epidemic."

At the Brain Injury Law Center, we are dedicated to helping victims and their loved ones secure the compensation they deserve. Led by internationally recognized expert Stephen M. Smith, we’ve successfully obtained significant settlements to ease financial burdens.

Contact us today for a free consultation at (757) 244-7000 or fill out the form on this page.

EXPERTISE

Practice Areas

With 46 years of excellence in brain injury law, our experienced legal team specializes in cases ranging from traumatic brain injuries to medical malpractice and wrongful death. We are dedicated to securing justice and compensation for victims and their families. Explore our key practice areas to learn how we can help you.

Over 70+ years of combined experience representing brain injury survivors

Testimonials

Hear What Our Clients Are Saying About Us

David and his team did a wonderful job representing our family in the wrongful death lawsuit for our son. He and his team worked tirelessly and became like family to us. He represented my son with dignity, respect and made an effort to know him and the person he was and still is. Thank you, David, for all you did for us, for the positive outcome, and for always keeping the family’s best interests at hand.

D. Monticello

Excellent law firm. The staff was courteous and professional. The attorney who handled my case was truly top notch. I strongly recommend  The Brain Injury Law Center/Smith Law Center for your personal injury case.

D. Woodfin

Very pleased with this law firm. Staff is very courteous and professional. I'd like to thank Stuart Gill who did an AMAZING job on my case. If you ever need legal help, LOOK HIM UP!!

D. Whitley

BRAIN INJURY

Trauma May Seem Minor

The brain is just as delicate as it is vital. Even something that initially seems like a minor injury can prove life-changing if certain portions of the brain are damaged.

This can happen in an automobile accident, while playing sports, after slipping and falling or in any number of other scenarios. Certain medical ailments may cause a critical loss of blood-flow to the brain, resulting in permanent damage.

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Firm News & Articles

Whether you’re pursuing a brain injury claim from an auto accident, addressing workplace injuries, or seeking justice for medical negligence, our blog is here to guide you. Stay informed with expert insights every step of the way.

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If there is potential compensation available that could ease your financial burden and aid in your recovery, you need to seek it.

Contact the Brain Injury Law Center today at (757) 244-7000 or by using the form on this page for a free, no-obligation consultation to discuss your case.

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UNDERSTANDING BRAIN INJURIES

For generations, brain injuries were ignored—on the battlefield, the gridiron, or the Little League diamond. Athletes, workers, and soldiers returned to their roles, often with untreated wounds.

Now, we understand that even minor brain trauma can have lasting effects, and people are speaking out.

In our eBook, Breaking the Silence, we share stories from brain injury survivors about their journeys. It's time to listen to their voices, acknowledge their struggles, and celebrate their triumphs. The silence is over.