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If you or a loved one has suffered a spinal cord injury due to someone’s negligence, contact us today for a free legal consultation. Spinal cord injuries from accidents often are life-changing, requiring extensive medical care and significant changes in a person’s daily existence. This can be extremely costly, but such costs should not be borne by the injured person. Rather, spinal cord injuries due to someone else’s negligence are the legal responsibility of the third party which caused the accident injury, or their insurance provider. Those payments must be won in the legal arena.
Our compassionate and knowledgeable legal team is here to guide you through the legal process. We can ensure that your legal rights are protected and can fight for the financial compensation or economic payments you deserve. Your journey to justice and recovery begins with an experienced Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer.
Testimonials of Former SCI Clients
Joseph S.
David W.
Marcus T.
Ofelia P.
Arthur R.
Marcus G.
Over $1 Billion in Past Settlements
Recovered for our Clients over last 40 years
No Fees or Expenses Charged, Unless You Recover
- $82.5 Million - Plant Explosion Death
- $50.6 Million – Mass Church Shooting
- $48.2 Million – Massive Explosion Deaths
- $37.5 Million - SCI - Defective Vehicle
- $33.0 Million - Tire Defect – Death
- $32.9 Million – Gas Explosion-Death
- $27.5 Million - TBI - Auto Accident
- $25.0 Million – Truck Accident - Death
- $22.5 Million - TBI - Product Defect
- $22.1 Million - Bus Crash - TBI & Death
- $20.0 Million - Plant Explosion – Death
- $18.7 Million - Industrial Explosion-Death
- $17.3 Million - Pipeline Explosion Death
- $16.9 Million - Pipeline Explosion
- $15.3 Million - SUV Rollover
- $15.0 Million – SCI- Tire Defect Rollover
- $15.0 Million - TBI - Railroad Crossing
- $14.5 Million – Oilfield Accident – Death
- $11.0 Million - SCI - SUV Rollover
- $10.2 Million - SCI- Tire Defects
- $10.0 Million - Industrial Accident
- $9.50 Million – 18 Wheeler Accident
- $8.10 Million - SCI - Tire Defect Rollover
- $8.00 Million - SCI - Child Seat Defect
Spinal Cord Injury
Paraplegia means a body loses partial or complete loss of function in the lower limbs and the trunk. It typically results from a spinal cord injury at the thoracic, lumbar, or sacral levels. Paraplegia is one of the most common types of paralysis from a complete spinal cord injury. Many paraplegics experience differing levels of disability which relate to the severity of the partial or complete spinal cord injury.
Paraplegia is classified by the level and extent of the injury to the spinal cord and divided into segments and degrees of paralysis. The main types of paraplegia are: Complete Paraplegia and Incomplete Paraplegia.
Paraplegics often face significant challenges in mobility, loss of sensation and the loss of function to those areas below the spina injury.
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Quadriplegia, which is more commonly known as tetraplegia, is a serious condition characterized by the partial or complete loss of function in both upper and lower limbs, as well as the trunk or torso. It typically is the result of a complete spinal cord injury in the cervical region (neck) of the spine – an injury which affects both the upper extremities (arms) and lower extremities (legs). Persons with quadriplegia/tetraplegia face significant if not severe challenges in their mobility and their daily life due to the loss of arm and leg functions.
Spinal injuries at the cervical levels C1, C2, C3 & C4 are considered high-cervical injuries and have a higher likelihood of causing quadriplegia and in severe cases the quadriplegic will require a ventilator. Quadriplegics with a C5, C6 & C7 level injury often have more ability to gain more function with intense rehab and therapy.
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Paraplegia specifically affects the lower half of the body causing paralysis in the legs and possibly the lower trunk. In quadriplegia, also known as tetraplegia, involves paralysis in all four limbs, affecting both the arms and legs. The severity of impairment varies based on the level and extent of the spinal cord injury. While paraplegics maintain upper body function and sensation, quadriplegics however have seriously limited to no movement in both upper and lower body movements, impacting daily activities and mobility to different degrees. Both spinal cord injuries are catastrophic with life-long medical, family, and economic impacts.
Learn More
The most common causes of spinal cord injuries are trauma for car crashes, truck accidents, SUV & Truck rollovers, falls, industrial accidents, scaffolding collapses, gunshot trauma to the spine from criminal gun violence, surgical complications and other serious trauma causing accidents. These spinal cord injuries can lead to complete and incomplete spinal injuries including paraplegia, quadriplegia, triplegia, central cord syndrome, Brown-Sequard Syndrome and anterior and Posterior Cord Syndrome and many other types of SCI’s that affect the lives of hundreds of thousands. All types of spinal cord injuries are serious and life changing.
Learn More
Suffering a spinal cord injury (SCI) is a life-changing event that brings forth daily challenges and fears for injured persons and their families. These injuries often require extensive and ongoing medical care and substantial adjustments to daily life. They also can leave victims with a heightened sense of vulnerability, fear and anxiety. Some of the major changes to SCI victims are the loss of mobility, loos of sensations, loss of control of ones’ own bodily functions, the loss of independence, loss of sexual functions, respiratory problems, chronic pain, and the emotional impact on their lives. With significant hard work, skilled medical care and rehab, and support of friends and families, many paraplegics and quadriplegics can live a life with their families, though everyday economic difficulties are always a fear.
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Traumatic Brain Injury
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a complex medical condition resulting from a sudden and violent blow or jolt to the head leading to damage to the brain. Traumatic brain injury can range from mild concussions to severe injuries with long-lasting consequences. They are often referred to as “invisible injuries” because, in many cases, their effects may not be immediately apparent. Some brain injury patients sustain skull fractures, brain tissue damage, damage to the blood vessels, skull fractures, and penetrating brain injuries from car and truck accidents. gunshots, falls, rollover accidents, motorcycle accidents, semi-truck accidents and other violent accidents. No matter how brain injury was caused, the treatments are usually similar.
Spinal Cord Injury Lawsuit
Suffering a spinal cord injury (SCI) due to an accident caused by another party’s negligence can be a devastating and life-changing experience. In such situations, pursuing a spinal cord injury lawsuit may be necessary to gain compensation for your medical expenses, rehabilitation, lost wages and other damages. This guide will take you through the legal processes of a spinal cord injury lawsuit, from the initial consultation to the resolution of your case at trial or via a pre-trial settlement.
Types of Catastrophic Personal Injury Lawsuits We Handle
Car & Truck Accidents
Defective Products
SUV & Truck Rollovers
Refinery & Pipeline Explosions
Falls & Industrial Accidents
Offshore & Maritime Accidents
FAQ About SCI Lawsuits
The amount of money you can recover in such a spinal cord injury claim depends on various factors and circumstances for your particular case, as every case is unique. In this guide, we will explore key factors that can influence the compensation that is ultimately awarded in spinal cord injury cases.
Suffering a severe spinal cord injury (SCI) or traumatic brain injury (TBI) due to an accident can be a permanent life-changing event. These injuries often result in long-term or permanent physical, emotional, and financial challenges.
When facing the prospect of such challenges, filing a personal injury lawsuit can be a crucial step in securing your future and ensuring that you and your loved ones receive the support and financial compensation that you need to move forward.
If you’re a paraplegic or quadriplegic who has suffered a spinal cord injury (SCI) due to the negligence of another party, you may be considering pursuing a lawsuit to seek compensation for your damages. To succeed in holding a defendant in such a lawsuit liable or responsible for your severe spinal cord injuries, a personal injury lawyer must prove certain elements in court. These elements are essential to establish the defendant’s negligence and to secure the monetary compensation that an accident victim deserves. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore what is necessary for a personal injury lawyer to hold a defendant liable for damages in a spinal cord injury lawsuit, and then either negotiate a favorable out-of-court settlement or take a case to trial.
Spinal cord injuries are life-altering, with complex medical, legal, emotional and psychological aspects. To ensure that you receive the best possible legal advocacy, it is essential to hire an attorney with the qualifications and expertise to handle your SCI case efficiently and effectively.
In this comprehensive guide, we explore the qualifications and attributes which set top SCI attorneys apart, and why choosing the right lawyer is vital to achieve a successful outcome in your case.
Meet The Team of Spinal Cord Injury Attorneys & Their Backgrounds
Robert E. Ammons
Attorney
Board Certified Personal Injury Trial Law
(Texas Board of Legal Specialization 1994-Present)
Texas Supreme Court Briefing Attorney 1988-1989
Board Certified – National Board of Trial Advocacy
State Bar of Texas 1988
State Bar of Florida – 1990
State Bar of New York – 2006
State Bar of Arizona – 2010
State Bar of New Mexico – 2019
State Bar of Oklahoma – 2022
David P. Willis
Attorney
Board Certified Personal Injury Trial Law
(Texas Board of Legal Specialization 1988-Present)
Texas Supreme Court Briefing Attorney 1983-1984
State Bar of Texas – 1983
State Bar of New York – 2005
Steven J. Sharp National Service Award – 2001
National Trial Lawyers Top 100 Lawyers 2018-2023
Contact Our Spinal Cord Injury Lawyers for Help With your Case
Spinal cord injuries can have profound and lasting effects on a person’s life, and the road to recovery can be long and challenging. If your injury was due to the negligence of another party, you may have the right to seek compensation for your medical costs, lost income, pain, suffering and other damages via a spinal cord injury lawsuit, also known as a personal injury lawsuit, product liability lawsuit or negligence action.
As spinal cord injury lawyers, we stand ready to guide you through the legal process and vigorously advocate for your rights. Take the first step toward justice and recovery by contacting us today for a free consultation to discuss your spinal cord injury case. You are not alone in this journey – not when we are here to support you every step of the way.
Let Us Help You
Request Your FREE CONSULTATION Today!
Call (800) 883-2020 or fill out the form below to contact our team.
Over $1 Billion in Past Settlements
Recovered for our Clients
Over Last 40 years
No Fees or Expenses Charged, Unless You Recover
Watch Client Testimonials
Joseph S.
David W.
Marcus T.
Ofelia P.
Arthur R.
Marcus G.
Spinal Cord Injury -
Free Case Consultation
No Fees or Expenses Ever Charged – Unless We Win Your Case
Past Settlements Include:
- $82.5 Million - Plant Explosion Death
- $50.6 Million – Mass Church Shooting
- $48.2 Million – Massive Explosion Deaths
- $37.5 Million - SCI - Defective Vehicle
- $33.0 Million - Tire Defect – Death
- $32.9 Million – Gas Explosion-Death
- $27.5 Million - TBI - Auto Accident
- $25.0 Million – Truck Accident - Death
- $22.5 Million - TBI - Product Defect
- $22.1 Million - Bus Crash - TBI & Death
- $20.0 Million - Plant Explosion – Death
- $18.7 Million - Industrial Explosion-Death
- $17.3 Million - Pipeline Explosion Death
- $16.9 Million - Pipeline Explosion
- $15.3 Million - SUV Rollover
- $15.0 Million – SCI- Tire Defect Rollover
- $15.0 Million - TBI - Railroad Crossing
- $14.5 Million – Oilfield Accident – Death
- $11.0 Million - SCI - SUV Rollover
- $10.2 Million - SCI- Tire Defects
- $10.0 Million - Industrial Accident
- $9.50 Million – 18 Wheeler Accident
- $8.10 Million - SCI - Tire Defect Rollover
- $8.00 Million - SCI - Child Seat Defect
Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer Free Case Review
If you or a loved one has suffered a spinal cord injury due to someone’s negligence, contact us today for a free legal consultation. Spinal cord injuries from accidents often are life-changing, requiring extensive medical care and significant changes in a person’s daily existence. This can be extremely costly, but such costs should not be borne by the injured person. Rather, spinal cord injuries due to someone else’s negligence are the legal responsibility of the third party which caused the accident injury, or their insurance provider. Those payments must be won in the legal arena.
Our compassionate and knowledgeable legal team is here to guide you through the legal process. We can ensure that your legal rights are protected and can fight for the financial compensation or economic payments you deserve. Your journey to justice and recovery begins with an experienced Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer.
Spinal Cord Injury
Paraplegia means a body loses partial or complete loss of function in the lower limbs and the trunk. It typically results from a spinal cord injury at the thoracic, lumbar, or sacral levels. Paraplegia is one of the most common types of paralysis from a complete spinal cord injury. Many paraplegics experience differing levels of disability which relate to the severity of the partial or complete spinal cord injury.
Paraplegia is classified by the level and extent of the injury to the spinal cord and divided into segments and degrees of paralysis. The main types of paraplegia are: Complete Paraplegia and Incomplete Paraplegia.
Paraplegics often face significant challenges in mobility, loss of sensation and the loss of function to those areas below the spina injury.
Learn More
Quadriplegia, which is more commonly known as tetraplegia, is a serious condition characterized by the partial or complete loss of function in both upper and lower limbs, as well as the trunk or torso. It typically is the result of a complete spinal cord injury in the cervical region (neck) of the spine – an injury which affects both the upper extremities (arms) and lower extremities (legs). Persons with quadriplegia/tetraplegia face significant if not severe challenges in their mobility and their daily life due to the loss of arm and leg functions.
Spinal injuries at the cervical levels C1, C2, C3 & C4 are considered high-cervical injuries and have a higher likelihood of causing quadriplegia and in severe cases the quadriplegic will require a ventilator. Quadriplegics with a C5, C6 & C7 level injury often have more ability to gain more function with intense rehab and therapy.
Learn More
Paraplegia specifically affects the lower half of the body causing paralysis in the legs and possibly the lower trunk. In quadriplegia, also known as tetraplegia, involves paralysis in all four limbs, affecting both the arms and legs. The severity of impairment varies based on the level and extent of the spinal cord injury. While paraplegics maintain upper body function and sensation, quadriplegics however have seriously limited to no movement in both upper and lower body movements, impacting daily activities and mobility to different degrees. Both spinal cord injuries are catastrophic with life-long medical, family, and economic impacts.
Learn More
The most common causes of spinal cord injuries are trauma for car crashes, truck accidents, SUV & Truck rollovers, falls, industrial accidents, scaffolding collapses, gunshot trauma to the spine from criminal gun violence, surgical complications and other serious trauma causing accidents. These spinal cord injuries can lead to complete and incomplete spinal injuries including paraplegia, quadriplegia, triplegia, central cord syndrome, Brown-Sequard Syndrome and anterior and Posterior Cord Syndrome and many other types of SCI’s that affect the lives of hundreds of thousands. All types of spinal cord injuries are serious and life changing.
Learn More
Suffering a spinal cord injury (SCI) is a life-changing event that brings forth daily challenges and fears for injured persons and their families. These injuries often require extensive and ongoing medical care and substantial adjustments to daily life. They also can leave victims with a heightened sense of vulnerability, fear and anxiety. Some of the major changes to SCI victims are the loss of mobility, loos of sensations, loss of control of ones’ own bodily functions, the loss of independence, loss of sexual functions, respiratory problems, chronic pain, and the emotional impact on their lives. With significant hard work, skilled medical care and rehab, and support of friends and families, many paraplegics and quadriplegics can live a life with their families, though everyday economic difficulties are always a fear.
Learn More
Traumatic Brain Injury
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a complex medical condition resulting from a sudden and violent blow or jolt to the head leading to damage to the brain. Traumatic brain injury can range from mild concussions to severe injuries with long-lasting consequences.
Spinal Cord Injury Lawsuit
Suffering a spinal cord injury (SCI) due to an accident caused by another party’s negligence can be a devastating and life-changing experience. In such situations, pursuing a spinal cord injury lawsuit may be necessary to gain compensation for your medical expenses, rehabilitation, lost wages and other damages.
Types of Catastrophic Personal Injury Lawsuits We Handle
Car & Truck Accidents
Defective Products
SUV & Truck Rollovers
Refinery & Pipeline Explosions
Falls & Industrial Accidents
Offshore & Maritime Accidents
FAQ About SCI Lawsuits
The amount of money you can recover in such a spinal cord injury claim depends on various factors and circumstances for your particular case, as every case is unique. In this guide, we will explore key factors that can influence the compensation that is ultimately awarded in spinal cord injury cases.
Suffering a severe spinal cord injury (SCI) or traumatic brain injury (TBI) due to an accident can be a permanent life-changing event. These injuries often result in long-term or permanent physical, emotional, and financial challenges.
When facing the prospect of such challenges, filing a personal injury lawsuit can be a crucial step in securing your future and ensuring that you and your loved ones receive the support and financial compensation that you need to move forward.
If you’re a paraplegic or quadriplegic who has suffered a spinal cord injury (SCI) due to the negligence of another party, you may be considering pursuing a lawsuit to seek compensation for your damages. To succeed in holding a defendant in such a lawsuit liable or responsible for your severe spinal cord injuries, a personal injury lawyer must prove certain elements in court. These elements are essential to establish the defendant’s negligence and to secure the monetary compensation that an accident victim deserves. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore what is necessary for a personal injury lawyer to hold a defendant liable for damages in a spinal cord injury lawsuit, and then either negotiate a favorable out-of-court settlement or take a case to trial.
Spinal cord injuries are life-altering, with complex medical, legal, emotional and psychological aspects. To ensure that you receive the best possible legal advocacy, it is essential to hire an attorney with the qualifications and expertise to handle your SCI case efficiently and effectively.
In this comprehensive guide, we explore the qualifications and attributes which set top SCI attorneys apart, and why choosing the right lawyer is vital to achieve a successful outcome in your case.
Meet The Team of Spinal Cord Injury Attorneys & Their Backgrounds
Robert E. Ammons
Attorney
Board Certified Personal Injury Trial Law
(Texas Board of Legal Specialization 1994-Present)
Texas Supreme Court Briefing Attorney 1988-1989
Board Certified – National Board of Trial Advocacy
State Bar of Texas 1988
State Bar of Florida – 1990
State Bar of New York – 2006
State Bar of Arizona – 2010
State Bar of New Mexico – 2019
State Bar of Oklahoma – 2022
David P. Willis
Attorney
Board Certified Personal Injury Trial Law
(Texas Board of Legal Specialization 1988-Present)
Texas Supreme Court Briefing Attorney 1983-1984
State Bar of Texas – 1983
State Bar of New York – 2005
Steven J. Sharp National Service Award – 2001
National Trial Lawyers Top 100 Lawyers 2018-2023
Contact Our Spinal Cord Injury Lawyers for Help With your Case
Spinal cord injuries can have profound and lasting effects on a person’s life, and the road to recovery can be long and challenging. If your injury was due to the negligence of another party, you may have the right to seek compensation for your medical costs, lost income, pain, suffering and other damages via a spinal cord injury lawsuit, also known as a personal injury lawsuit, product liability lawsuit or negligence action.
As spinal cord injury lawyers, we stand ready to guide you through the legal process and vigorously advocate for your rights. Take the first step toward justice and recovery by contacting us today for a free consultation to discuss your spinal cord injury case. You are not alone in this journey – not when we are here to support you every step of the way.
Let Us Help You
Request Your FREE CONSULTATION Today!
Call (800) 883-2020 or fill out the form below to contact our team.
* Upon written request, a breakdown of fees, expenses, and net recoveries to clients is available.