The spinal cord, a group of nerves protected by vertebrae, drives movement and feeling. However, it can be damaged when a vertebrae breaks and injures the cord, often through a traumatic event such as a car accident, a fall or a sports accident. This affects, to different degrees, the nerves’ ability to communicate.
Symptoms of Spinal Cord Injuries (SCI) depend on the severity of the injury and also the location (such as the lower back, neck, etc). These injuries are most often associated with temporary or permanent paralysis but they can also affect your skin, bowels, bladder, and breathing. Often the effects of the injury may not present themselves immediately after the accident but instead, develop over time.
This is a very serious injury that can affect every aspect of your life, and will require a legal team experienced in handling complex claims. At Warnett Hallen LLP, our personal injury lawyers have that experience, but also compassion and understanding for our clients as they undergo a difficult struggle. If you have had a spinal cord injury after an accident, contact personal injury lawyers at Warnett Hallen LLP – our spinal cord injury lawyer can help.
Contact a Vancouver Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer Today
At Warnett Hallen LLP, our best-rated car accident and injury lawyers can review your case and help you to assess all of your options, which may include filing a no-fault benefit claim with ICBC or other insurance companies. Our Vancouver spinal cord injury lawyer offers support for your recovery not just legally but also throughout your recovery and your injury claim.
Our goal is to evaluate and work to determine the extent of physical and emotional injuries suffered in an accident, ensure the best treatment possible for recovery, and prepare a strong case for maximum compensation.
Contact a spinal cord injury lawyer in Vancouver, BC at Warnett Hallen LLP for a free consultation. Our spinal cord injury lawyer never defends ICBC or the insurance companies. Our spinal cord injury lawyer represent injured claimants only.
