More Practice Areas
In addition to birth injuries and other medical malpractice cases, we also practice in the following areas:
Automobile Injuries: Accidents and Manufacturer Liability: Automobile injuries can take place due to driver error, or actual manufacturing problems with the vehicle itself. Drivers who are intoxicated, do not follow traffic rules, or do not heed signs need to be held accountable for a victim’s catastrophic injuries. Whether an accident results in disability, chronic pain or even death, the legal system exists so that victims can sue to receive compensation for their injuries.
Catastrophic Injuries: Even with our laws, consumer protection agencies, and product safety guidelines accidents still happen every day. While most accidents do not result in major harm, some cause horrible, debilitating catastrophic injuries. Whether it is due to a vehicle accident, faulty equipment, or driver error, families can end up devastated by accidents that could have been stopped.
Paralysis Caused by Malpractice: Spinal cord injuries caused by medical errors can leave the victim permanently injured with a reduced quality of life, lack of mobility, and reliant on family for basic needs.
Pedestrian Injuries: In the United States, pedestrian injuries is a serious problem in that 5,000 pedestrians are killed annually while 64,000 are injured in accidents involving motor vehicles. In our busy cities and towns, it is important for vehicles and businesses to keep safe areas for pedestrians.
Traumatic Brain Injuries: Traumatic brain injury is a major cause of catastrophic disability, which can have lifelong implications for the victim. Impact from objects, falls, accidents, and violence are all common scenarios where brain damage can take place. Beyond the initial damage, victims may also have secondary injuries from hematomas, alterations in cerebral blood flow, and pressure within the skull that can cause additional damage.
Trucking Injuries: Transportation companies are often under pressure to get their products to their destination on time. Companies can hire drivers who are intoxicated, sleep impaired, or negligent in following safety procedures. Negligence on the behalf of transportation companies and their hired drivers can lead to horrible accidents resulting in catastrophic injuries involving multiple parties. Accidents also happen due to trucks being so large they are often at risk for accidents with smaller consumer vehicles.
