Arizona Paralysis Attorneys
Attorney Representation in Phoenix, Arizona Since 1996
Paralysis can strike in an instant, but it takes a lifetime to acclimate to the things you once did easily. Injuries of this sort can change everything about your productivity and relationships, and the financial burdens associated with ongoing care can be exorbitant. Although some people injure themselves in their own home, a great many injuries that lead to paralysis are the result of preventable car accidents or the negligence of another party. If you have lost function in any part of your body and want to recover what you deserve, you will need to speak with an effective Arizona paralysis attorney as soon as possible.
Paralysis can arise through any number of accidents, but one of the most common is auto accidents. When heavy machinery collides at high speeds, the results can be swift and devastating, including major injuries to the head, neck and spine. Any one of these may result in partial or full paralysis, relegating an otherwise productive person to a lifetime of relying upon other people for assistance. If that car accident was the result of negligence by another party, be it a driver, manufacturer, or even a hazardous roadway, you have a case.
Paralysis can also result from medical errors. These can include a failure to diagnose, surgical errors, and birth injuries - any issue where neck and spinal damage can occur. Although there is some inherent risk to any medical procedure, caregivers must be held to a reasonable standard of care, and that includes taking all appropriate steps to avoid an injury of this kind. Inattention, negligence, or poor judgment can all lead to devastating mistakes, and the results may be permanent. If your paralysis was preventable and accidental, you stand to recover a significant settlement for your injuries.
Paralysis is more than a blow to your lifestyle. Rehabilitation, therapy, medical devices and live-in help may all be required to live some semblance of a normal life in the wake of this injury. The costs associated with such care can easily reach into the millions, and of course your loss of income can increase that figure as well. Getting substantive legal representation is paramount if you want to wage and win a lawsuit against the responsible parties. Breyer Law Offices have been helping paralyzed victims such as you for well more than a decade, and in that time the firm has recovered many millions of dollars for its clients. Do not hesitate to call Breyer Law Offices now at 602-978-6400, 623-930-8064, 480-753-4534 or Espanol 602-222-8787 or CLICK HERE to submit a Simple Case Form.