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Winning The TBI Case

Winning The TBI Case

Di: Tom Crosley
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“Winning the TBI Case” with Tom Crosley is a podcast created exclusively for plaintiff attorneys handling traumatic brain injury (TBI) cases. Each week, veteran trial attorney Tom Crosley shares insights from over 15 years of brain injury litigation and 60+ trials—covering not just what worked, but why. Episodes dive into emerging trends, cutting-edge neuroscience, recent verdicts, and real courtroom strategies you can use. Get practical tips, expert interviews, and real-world analysis to help you win your next TBI case. New episodes drop every Tuesday, so you can make TBI Tuesday’s with Tom a regular part of your commute to the office.©2026 Winning The TBI Case, Tom Crosley, All Rights Reserved Economia Gestione e leadership Leadership Ricerca del lavoro Successo personale
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  • Exposing the Defense Expert Playbook with Dorothy Clay Sims

    Exposing the Defense Expert Playbook with Dorothy Clay Sims
    Jun 26 2026

    Defense experts often rely on a familiar set of arguments in traumatic brain injury cases. The challenge for plaintiff lawyers is knowing how to identify those themes and effectively challenge them.

    Welcome to Winning The TBI Case, hosted by trial lawyer Tom Crosley. Listen as Tom provides practical, powerful guidance for litigating traumatic brain injury cases. This podcast is meant for litigation attorneys who are ready to explore the essentials of TBI cases to confidently represent clients who have suffered traumatic brain injuries.

    This episode is for plaintiff lawyers who want to recognize and dismantle the predictable defense expert playbook in TBI cases. Dorothy Clay Sims reveals the recurring tactics they use and shares the research methods to expose their weaknesses.

    In this episode, Tom sits down with attorney Dorothy Clay Sims, author of Exposing Deceptive Defense Doctors and a nationally recognized authority on defense medical testimony. Drawing on decades of experience, Dorothy discusses the recurring strategies she sees in TBI litigation and the patterns that appear again and again in defense opinions. She also shares practical steps lawyers can take to identify weaknesses in those opinions and build a stronger case for their clients. Dorothy shares insights on:

    • Looking beyond the medical record to uncover critical evidence
    • Challenging imaging and neuropsychological opinions effectively
    • Researching and evaluating defense experts
    • Preparing for deposition with a strategic purpose
    • Avoiding common mistakes that can undermine a TBI case

    Whether you’re new to TBI litigation or looking to sharpen your approach, this episode offers practical guidance for recognizing and responding to the defense playbook.

    Connect
    • Connect directly with Dorothy Clay Sims: https://dorothyclaysims.com
    • Mentioned: Exposing Deceptive Defense Doctors
    • Subscribe to Winning The TBI Case on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.
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    • And remember, don’t just listen to the strategies, implement them!
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    36 min
  • Defusing GCS in a Mild TBI Case

    Defusing GCS in a Mild TBI Case
    May 27 2026

    “GCS is not looking at long-term outcomes. It’s looking at that little slice in time right after the injury happened in the acute phase.” – Tom Crosley

    Welcome to Winning The TBI Case, hosted by trial lawyer Tom Crosley. Listen as Tom provides practical, powerful guidance for litigating traumatic brain injury cases. This podcast is meant for litigation attorneys who are ready to explore the essentials of TBI cases to confidently represent clients who have suffered traumatic brain injuries.

    What’s In This Episode:

    Tom Crosley explains how the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) gets weaponized by defense attorneys in mild TBI cases. He breaks down what GCS actually measures, why it was created, and how to defuse defense arguments that use normal GCS scores to discredit legitimate brain injury cases. Defusing the Defense Weapon

    This is for trial lawyers who need to understand why a normal GCS score doesn’t mean their client wasn’t injured. Tom reveals how defense attorneys take one number from acute medical records and use it to undermine entire cases. He explains the historical context of GCS which was created in 1974 as a bedside tool designed for neurosurgeons to assess coma depth and decide on emergency surgery, not to predict long-term outcomes.

    GCS measures three basic functions:

    • Eye opening
    • Verbal response
    • Motor commands

    All tests that any elementary school student or family dog could pass. Tom provides the analogies and cross-examination techniques to expose how this acute triage tool has zero relevance to how patients function years later in life. By understanding what GCS actually measures (and what it doesn’t), you have the power to educate juries and neutralize one of the defense’s favorite, and often misleading, arguments.

    Connect

    • Subscribe to Winning The TBI Case on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.
    • Follow on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram
    • And remember, don’t just listen to the strategies, implement them!
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    20 min
  • A Radiologist’s Approach to TBI Case Evaluation – Dr. David Levey

    A Radiologist’s Approach to TBI Case Evaluation – Dr. David Levey
    May 6 2026
    “What I’m looking for is: What is the correct diagnosis? What happened to this patient? Is he or she being treated correctly or properly? And that’s a concern of mine.” – Dr. David Levey Welcome to Winning The TBI Case, hosted by trial lawyer Tom Crosley. Listen as Tom provides practical, powerful guidance for litigating traumatic brain injury cases. This podcast is meant for litigation attorneys who are ready to explore the essentials of TBI cases to confidently represent clients who have suffered traumatic brain injuries. Tom is joined by Dr. David Levey, a diagnostic radiologist and forensic neuroradiology expert who evaluates traumatic brain injury cases for both plaintiffs and the defense. Dr. Levey walks through the detailed process radiologists use to evaluate imaging, medical records, symptoms, and clinical history when analyzing TBI cases in both medical and litigation settings. What’s In This EpisodeDr. David Levey explains how radiologists evaluate traumatic brain injury cases and how imaging findings fit within the broader clinical and litigation picture. He also shares practical insight into the role imaging plays in TBI litigation and best practices for trial lawyers working with radiology experts. Key Insights for Trial Lawyers Radiologists Evaluate More Than Images: Forensic radiology involves an extensive analysis of imaging combined with medical records, symptoms, clinical history, and causation evidence in context.“Normal” Scans and Imaging Do Not Rule Out TBI: There are times when traumatic brain injuries will not appear on routine CT imaging. MRI studies can reveal subtle abnormalities not visible on CT scans. Advanced imaging such as DTI, tractography, and volumetric imaging can provide additional detail and should always be considered alongside symptoms, testing, and functional changes.Effective TBI Litigation Requires Collaboration: Radiologists often work closely with attorneys and other experts to help evaluate complex brain injury cases. Dr. Levey pulls back the curtain on the detailed analytical process radiologists use to evaluate brain injury cases in both medical and forensic settings and shares how he works with both plaintiff and defense teams. Preparation Matters This episode is for trial lawyers who want a clearer understanding of how radiologists evaluate traumatic brain injury cases and how imaging evidence fits into litigation strategy. If you’ve ever struggled with “normal imaging” defenses or wanted insight into how to best leverage your radiology experts in TBI cases, then you’ve come to the right place. Referenced and Mentioned Dr. Levey and Tom reference tractography imaging beginning at time code 22:49 which can be seen on the video version of the podcast. Screenshots below for our audio listeners. Connect Connect directly with Dr. David Levey by visiting: www.expertradiologist.orgSubscribe to Winning The TBI Case on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts. Follow on Facebook, LinkedIn, and InstagramAnd remember, don’t just listen to the strategies, implement them!
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    37 min
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