Presentation with transient ischemic attacks in subacute subdural hematomas is quite rare. It is a clinical phenomeon in which hematoma mass effect with its own capability of producing local edema formation and the variations in cerebral vascular structures take place in the pathophysiology. Diseases such as atrial fibrillation or tromboembolic disorders of carotid artery, which may lead to transient ischemic attacks should be considered in the differential diagnosis. For treatment, emergent surgical drainage in order to eliminate the mass effect should be performed. In this study, a case of subdural hematoma presenting with motor aphasia and hemiparesis is reported of which neurological symptoms became permanent due to delay in the hematoma evacuation.