Legal Help for Bulging and Herniated Discs After a Car Accident in Ohio
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Legal Help for the Injured
The National Spinal Cord Injury Association estimates 294,000 people in the US are living with a spinal cord injury.
Cleveland, Ohio is no exception. Spinal injuries can occur at work, in car accidents, or after a slip and fall. As a result, you may be dealing with pain, extreme financial costs, and other long-term impacts.
If you or a loved one experienced spinal injuries because someone was negligent, you can take action and recover compensation for your losses. The Cleveland spinal cord injury lawyers at Kisling, Nestico & Redick can help. We have decades of experience and a record of success in these complex cases.
The spinal cord consists of nerves that transmit impulses to and from the brain around the rest of the human body.
The Cleveland Clinic describes spinal cord injuries as direct or indirect damage to the spine or “the bones, soft tissues, and vessels surrounding the spinal cord.”
Aside from back pain, which can be caused by pinched nerves or ruptured discs, spinal cord injuries can cause permanent changes in strength, sensation, and other functions. This occurs throughout bodily, and particularly in regions below where the injury happened.
You could be experiencing limited motor skills, mobility, lost sensation, and other physical restrictions. As a result, this can have a lasting impact on the body and a person’s mental state.
The primary causes for spinal cord injuries in Ohio, include:
If you are experiencing any of these, you should contact a medical professional immediately.
In addition, the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates the US spends $9.7 million annually on spinal cord injuries.
Virtually no one is prepared to deal with such costs alone. KNR can help you evaluate your situation and what you will need to recover.
Let us file your claim and document your losses. This can be the difference in getting the best care possible.
Spinal damage often requires major surgery and months of physical therapy. Long-term bed rest after spinal cord injuries also results in a high number of patients suffering from complications like pressure sores.
In some cases, your limitations can be permanent or lead to life-threatening illnesses.
While institutions, like the Cleveland Clinic’s Center for Spine Health and other organizations, are pursuing better treatment for spinal injuries, the ability to fully treat your spinal cord injury may depend on your level of injury.
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Fight for Everything You're Owed
If you or a loved one sustained a spinal injury in Cleveland, you may be able to file an injury claim or personal injury lawsuit to help you recover.
We have considerable experience in this area of law. In addition, if your spinal injury happened on the job, in a car accident, or because someone was negligent, it’s important to pursue compensation right away. Ohio’s statute of limitations expires after two years. Therefore, if you wait too long your claim could be dismissed.
KNR can guide you through the legal process, help you get treatment, negotiate with the insurance company, and fight for everything you deserve.
A spinal injury attorney from KNR can guide you through the legal process, help with treatment, negotiate with the insurance company, and fight for everything you deserve.
A spinal cord injury lawsuit can help you recover your:
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What Makes KNR Special?
KNR has helped numerous spinal cord injury victims get the compensation they need. For example, we represented a client who was rear-ended on East 55th Street. KNR settled the case for $105,000.
The skilled legal team at Kisling, Nestico & Redick can help you recover after a spinal cord injury in Cleveland, Ohio.