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Proudly Representing Individuals Who Have Suffered Spinal Cord Injuries
You’ve been involved in a horrifying accident that has left you with a spinal cord injury. This severe injury can change everything for you and your family. Montlick can offer empathetic and effective legal representation after a traumatic event.
In just a matter of seconds, you could sustain a life-altering spinal cord injury. These serious injuries must receive immediate medical care to prevent worsening damage, and victims will often require ongoing care and life adjustments. Such tremendous expenses can prove overwhelming for you and your family. At Montlick, we understand and will fight hard to win you the compensation you deserve.
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Over the last 39 years, our firm has recovered billions for our clients in personal injury cases*. We’ve seen the worst of the worst when it comes to spinal cord injuries, making us well-equipped to handle your case.
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We understand the physical, emotional, and financial toll these injuries take on the injured person and their family. Your focus should be entirely on the well-being of yourself and your family, not worrying about medical bills. Let us handle that burden for you.
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The United Spinal Association has reported that nearly 17,700 Americans obtain a spinal cord injury each year.
Spinal Cord Injury Causes:
A variety of incidents have the potential to cause spinal cord injuries including:
- Vehicle accidents
- Falls
- Violence
- Sports
- Medical/surgery
Common Complications
People suffering from spinal cord injuries may suffer through a variety of complications such as:
- Chronic pain
- Pressure injuries
- Spasticity
- Difficulty breathing
- Impaired bowel movement and bladder function
- Depression
After a spinal cord injury, you have enough emotional and physical stress to contend with. The last injustice you need is to go into debt for your medical bills and recovery—Trust Montlick to fight for a full and fair settlement.
Types of Injuries
Spinal cord injuries can be divided into two categories:
Complete spinal cord injuries occur when all communication below the injury site and the remainder of the body is severed. Complete spinal cord injuries will result in paralysis at or below the injury site. Partial recovery may be possible.
Incomplete spinal cord injuries happen when some degree of communication between the area below the accident site and the rest of the body remains. Incomplete spinal cord injury sufferers will generally retain some function below the injury site but may experience tingling, numbness, motor deficits, partial paralysis, and other symptoms.
Things to Note
The location of a spinal cord injury will have a large impact on its severity. The higher up the injury is located, the greater degree of impairment the patient will likely experience
Common Types of Unsafe Driving Responsible for Auto Accidents Nationwide
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The legal basis for pursuing compensation in a car accident is generally negligence, which in this context essentially refers to the failure of a driver or another party to exercise ordinary care to prevent foreseeable injury to others in car accidents. The most common forms of unsafe driving that often constitute negligent driving include:
- DUI/DWI
- Speeding
- Tailgating
- Distracted driving (which includes texting while driving, talking on a cell phone, changing the radio station, using the car’s GPS or other electronics, eating, fixing one’s hair, etc).
- Violations of traffic signs and signals
- Failing to properly maintain a vehicle
- Defective vehicles or components
- Aggressive driving
- Road rage
- Poor roadway design or maintenance
Claiming Your Compensation
At Montlick, we’ll review the facts and circumstances of what happened to you to assess whether you have a viable claim. We diligently fight to see that our injured clients obtain the maximum compensation they deserve under the law.
A spinal cord injury can radically change your life. If you’ve undergone such a trauma caused by someone else, you may be entitled to compensation. Compensation may cover:
- Psychological damage
- Costly and long-term medical care
- Surgeries
- Pain and Suffering
- Lost wages
- Disability
- Punitive damages
Seeking Compensation for Injuries
At Montlick, we’ll review the facts and circumstances of what happened to you to assess whether you have a viable claim. We diligently fight to see that our injured clients obtain the maximum compensation they deserve under the law.
If your spinal cord injury was caused due to another’s negligence, you may be able to pursue a personal injury claim against the responsible individual or company. This may include:
- Other at-fault drivers
- Property owners
- Manufacturers
- Negligent medical professionals
A True, and Inspiring Story From a Montlick Client
“I would not have been able to do for myself. And that made me feel so much better knowing that I wasn’t going to have to worry about paying tens of thousands of dollars for just getting hit by a car. They helped me set myself up for a financial future that will overcome the loss of what happened.
“If someone were an accident, I would highly recommend Montlick.”
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Our Accident & Injury Case Results
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An eight year old boy drowned while in the care of camp counselors. Prior to the child attending the camp,...
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Drowning
Twelve-year-old boy drowned in a state park creek. We alleged that his death was caused by failure of the lifeguards...
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Negligence, Burn Case
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Because we can’t stop accidents from happening, we do what we can to help minimize their long-term impact. We put more money in your pocket, where it belongs.