Texas Spinal Cord Injury Attorneys
A spinal cord injury (SCI) is life altering. It leaves victims with some degree of paralysis, such as quadriplegia or paraplegia. The injured person will need care for the rest of his or her life and probably be unable to work to the same degree as before the accident that caused the spinal injury.
Because the consequences of a spinal cord injury are so extreme, it is important to seek legal advice to learn if there is any remedy. If the injury-causing accident was the result of negligence by another, the injured may be able to file a lawsuit to obtain payment for past and future medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and other costs of a serious injury. To learn if you have a case, contact the attorneys at the Texas law firm of Loncar & Associates. Our lawyers have been helping injured people since 1988. We know what to do in spinal cord injury cases.
Although any accident can result in a spinal cord injury, the great majority are caused by construction site accidents and motor vehicle accidents such as:
Motorcycle crash
Truck accident
Car crash
Whatever the cause of the accident, we work with vocational and financial specialists to calculate the economic impact of a spinal cord injury. We review the details of the event that caused the injury, consulting with accident reconstruction and medical experts about the details of and responsibility for the incident. We assemble the evidence and develop a compelling case for our clients. When your life and that of your family is shattered by a spinal cord injury, it is important that you have someone you can depend on to tell your story. Our attorneys are trial lawyers with many years of experience. You can trust Loncar & Associates to work hard to get you the compensation you need after a catastrophic event such as a spinal cord injury.
To learn more about spinal cord injury, contact the Texas attorneys at Loncar & Associates. For the convenience of clients, we maintain six offices throughout the state in Dallas, El Paso, Tyler, Beaumont, McAllen, and Wichita Falls.
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Effects of SCI
