- The person is not knocked out at the scene of the accident.
- The person may be walking, talking and even exchanging his driver’s license at the scene of the accident.
- The person did not sustain any cuts, broken bones or major injuries in the accident.
- The person may have a negative MRI, CT Scan or EEG.
- The defense doctor, or insurance company doctor, will find that the person is neurologically sound.
- There was not a "big car accident" and that even a low speed crash can exert sufficient force on the brain to cause a brain injury.
