TBI cases are uniquely complex. They require lawyers to recognize subtle symptoms, navigate advanced medical diagnostics, and tell a story that makes jurors feel the life-changing impact of an injury they can’t see. Sagi will take you through his step-by-step framework for evaluating, building, and winning TBI cases.

You’ll learn:

How to identify the signs of a traumatic brain injury – Know what to look for in early reports, witness statements, and client interviews—even when the ER missed it.

The importance of early action – Secure critical evidence such as 911 calls, surveillance, and early imaging before it disappears.

Understanding the medicine – Learn how to read TBI-related records, interpret advanced scans like DTI and fMRI, and work with specialists who can explain invisible injuries.

Common defense tactics and how to overcome them – Tackle arguments about malingering, minor impacts, and “normal” MRIs head-on with functional evidence and lay testimony.

How to prove damages in cases where the client “looks fine” – Use before-and-after witnesses, vocational experts, and life care planners to translate symptoms into jury-impactful losses.

Trial and settlement strategy for TBI cases – Know how to package your case for mediation, present your strongest themes at trial, and conduct voir dire that uncovers juror bias against invisible injuries.

In TBI cases where much of the harm is invisible and highly technical, your delivery can determine how the jury truly sees and feels your plaintiff's injuries. Dan will coach you a set of wordless persuasion techniques designed to make your arguments land, your client’s experience resonate, and your presence feel credible and persuasive from voir dire to verdict.

You’ll learn:

How to connect with every juror in the room – Use eye contact and micro-connections to build one-on-one rapport, so jurors feel personally engaged and emotionally invested in your case.

Controlling cadence and vocal rhythm – Slow down your speech, use strategic pauses, and shift inflection to help jurors process dense medical content and understand the gravity of what you're saying.

Purposeful hand movement and body control – Reinforce key points with intentional gestures and positioning to frame your story.

Spatial storytelling and demonstrative alignment – Learn how to physically create “space” in the courtroom that anchors the injury, the life before, and the life after—making the client’s journey tangible.

Using inclusive language and economy of words – Eliminate filler, use present-tense phrasing, and speak with precision to build clarity and authority.

Listening as a performance skill – Demonstrate active listening when interacting with witnesses or jurors, helping reinforce your role as a trustworthy guide through a complex case.

Dan’s coaching ensures that your delivery supports the complexity of your case, helping jurors follow your logic, feel your client’s loss, and trust you as the one to make it right.

Students must bring a case to work on, complete prep assignments, and attend weekly Zoom meetings. You will record and review your presentations multiple times. This preparation ensures that you arrive ready to make the most of the bootcamp.