A brain injury occurs when an individual experiences a trauma or injury that affects the brain and the way it works. There are many different situations in which this might happen, and in a medical or clinical setting, it is all too common. There are a number of different ways an individual can experience traumatic brain injury in a medical setting, including unnecessary surgery, surgical errors, anesthesia errors, failure to note changes which may have signaled complications, etc. Individuals who have been the victim of negligence or the actions of a medical professional resulting in traumatic brain injury have the right to seek compensation for their pain and suffering and medical expenses. Often times, brain injury can lead to coma, seizures, memory problems, amnesia, loss of speech, hearing, seeing, motor functions and much more.