SPINAL CORD INJURY MODESTO

Attorneys Representing People with Spinal Cord Injuries

An injury to your spinal cord can have serious consequences leading to paralysis and possibly death. Victims face real challenges with normal daily activities throughout the rest of their lives. If you or someone you know has suffered a spine injury and it may be due to someone else’s negligence, call the law office of Ben Roberts immediately for a free evaluation. There is no easy way to recover from a spine injury, however, if it was caused by another person then there is one thing you will for sure need: Experienced legal help.

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Getting You the Compensation You Deserve

The attorneys at the law office of Ben Roberts represent people who have suffered spinal cord injuries including damage to both the neck and back. Our lawyers work with clients who have suffered paraplegia, fractured vertebrae, quadriplegia, nerve damage, etc.

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Spinal cord injuries are usually not easily understood by normal people so we always get the best specialists available to help establish how the spine injury occurred along with what consequences it will carry. Our experts are intelligent people that can explain things so that anyone, including jurors, can readily understand. Because any spine injury may carry life long problems, we also work with experts regarding how much our clients will lose over their lifetime due to the injury including: wage loss, pain & suffering, medical expenses. This type of preparation helps get clients the maximum possible compensation.

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Our attorneys start working on each case right away by getting all medical records from the treating doctors to understand the full extent of the spine injury. As the case goes on, we continue to work with experts and develop diagrams and visual aids so that normal everyday people such as jurors can easily understand the extent of the spinal cord injury. Studies have shown that people retain information better if they are shown visuals. Because spinal cord injuries are so complex, we draw out the injuries using charts, diagrams and sometimes even computer animations so that each of the twelve jurors in the box will see the spine injury in full detail, thereby maximizing recovery.