Types of Injuries

Paralysis

Paralysis is the medical condition that causes complete loss of use of muscle and control of part or all of a person’s body, caused by damage to the nervous system, including the brain and the spinal cord. Paralysis can be permanent or temporary and can affect a person’s life beyond the loss of use of a part of their body. Where paralysis is permanent, a person’s life is dramatically altered for the rest of their life, and their ability to perform the simplest of tasks is diminished. Quadriplegia and paraplegia each have their own set of challenges and life plan solutions, and out personal injury lawyers have experience and knowledge in paralysis cases.

Spinal Injury

Spinal cord injuries are some of the most devastating injuries that a person will encounter. Paralysis, paraplegia, quadriplegia, and other debilitating injuries can permanently impair any accident victim. Our personal injury lawyers have extensive experience and knowledge with all spinal cord injuries including the cervical spine, thoracic spine, and lumbar spine, and sacral spine regions. Acute spinal cord injury is often associated with severe vertebral injuries and our personal injury lawyers understand the medical and bodily connection between the spine and vertebrae.

Vertebrae Injury

Because the vertebrae and the spine are so intimately related to each other and a person’s entire back, our personal injury lawyers understand the severity of a person’s vertebrae injury and medical treatment. Several vertebrae injury patients will endure a long and complicated treatment process to repair the vertebrae bones. Our personal injury lawyers have successfully litigated complex vertebrae cases and understand the future treatment a patient must plan for when making decision about their legal case