When serious injuries to the brain or spinal cord occur, the results can be catastrophic, leading to paralysis and even death. If you'd like to contact us about an injury please go here.

Brain and Head Injury

A brain injury can cause physical, behavioral, and mental changes in the injured person. Depending on what part of the brain is injured, speech, language, walking, balance, memory and cognitive impairment can result. Brain injury can result from direct trauma or impact to the head or it can result from hypoxia which is the lack of oxygen to the brain due to restricted breathing or lack of blood supply to the brain.

Spinal Cord Injury and Paralysis

Paralysis is the loss of sensation and mobility. This can occur on the lower part of the body, known as paraplegia, or is can occur in both the lower and upper body, known as quadriplegia. Paralysis is often the result of a spinal cord injury due to trauma. All sorts of trauma can lead to paralysis to include sports injuries, falls, construction site accidents, defective or dangerous products, and other personal injury accidents.

Wrongful Death

If your family member dies as the result of an accident or negligence of another, there may be a civil remedy available to the estate and the beneficiaries. There are complex wrongful death and survival statutes that govern these types of claims, we have the experience to assist you during this difficult time. Not only are families devastated emotionally, often times families are left with great burdens without the financial support of the departed loved one.