Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer
Free Consultation: Spinal Cord Injuries
I am Joseph A. Nagy, and I am an experienced spinal cord injury lawyer. My injury law firm is located in Edmonton and serves central and northern Alberta. We deal exclusively with injuries from vehicle accidents. If you are looking for an expert injury lawyer to help with your spinal cord injury claim, you have come to the right place.
A biomechanical engineer is only of the many members on my team of personal injury experts that I can retain to help prove damages for your injury and obtain the maximum compensation you deserve. Joseph A. Nagy Injury Law only uses personal injury experts who have been qualified by the Alberta Court of King’s Bench to testify in their respective capacities.
Call (780) 760-4878 (HURT) or contact me, Joseph A. Nagy, to ask for a free consultation. We can discuss the specifics of your case. I will recommend a strategy to ensure the insurance company plays fair when dealing with your spinal cord injury claim!
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Spinal Cord Injuries FAQs
Why hire a spinal cord injury lawyer?
Proving damages is crucial for victims of spinal cord injuries to receive the support they require now and in the future. An experienced spinal cord injury lawyer will know what scientific, medical, and personal injury experts are needed to prove damages in your case. The injury lawyer will also know whether the insurance company’s offer is fair and fight to get you the highest possible fair compensation.
Protect yourself. Call Joseph A. Nagy. Edmonton Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer!
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Can a spinal cord injury lawyer help me if I wasn't wearing a seat belt when I was injured?
Paraplegic or quadriplegic injuries are often sustained in motor vehicle accidents when a vehicle occupant is ejected from the vehicle, often in a rollover. While you do not need to be ejected from the vehicle to sustain a spinal cord injury, the insurance company may argue that your failure to wear a seat belt caused or contributed to your spinal cord injury. If the insurer’s argument is proven, it reduces the amount of compensation that you can get from the insurance company. An experienced spinal cord injury lawyer will hire a biomechanical engineer to investigate the accident. The biomechanical engineer can assist in proving that quadriplegia or paraplegia may have resulted anyway, or that more serious injury or death would likely have occurred if your seat belt was worn.
What is a spinal cord injury?
A spinal cord injury occurs when the spinal cord or the nerve endings at its base are damaged. The spinal cord passes through the center of the vertebrae. Spinal stenosis occurs when the spinal canal narrows decreasing space for the spinal cord. This increases pressure on nerves coming off the spinal cord and can cause back pain, numbness, weakness or pain in the leg. Spinal cord injuries can result in paraplegia or quadriplegia.
What are the common causes of spinal cord injuries?
Motor vehicle accidents, falls, and sports injuries are three of the most common causes of spinal cord injuries. Motor vehicle accidents are the most common cause.
What is a spinal fusion?
When a disk or vertebrae is damaged, a procedure called a spinal fusion can prevent further damage or pressure on the spinal cord. A piece of bone, often from the patient’s pelvis, is removed. The disk is removed and the bone segment is placed between the vertebrae. Rods and screws are often used to strengthen the join and prevent the affected vertebrae from too much movement.
