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        "text": "Crucial evidence in a TBI case includes all medical records, such as emergency room reports, MRI/CT scans, doctor's notes, and rehabilitation records. Additionally, accident reports, witness statements, photographs or videos of the accident scene, and proof of lost wages are vital. Expert testimony from neurologists, neuropsychologists, and vocational experts can also provide essential support for your claim, detailing the injury's extent and impact.",
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