The term “brain damage” encompasses a wide variety of extremely serious injuries. More accurately, “brain damage” is mostly a general heading for a wide array of diverse injuries to thewhite and gray matter and connective nerves to the parts of your body that controls thought, speech, intelligence, memory, movement, personality, executive functioning, vision, balance, emotion and related functions.
The biomechanics of a brain injury is the explanation of the how the brain injury occurred. Manyof these injuries, such as a fractured skull or brain hemorrhage, are easily identified and proved because they can be seen on an objective test such as an X-ray or MRI (magnetic resonance imaging).
The loss of IQ or a change in personality or executive functioning is much more complicated, as these would not be expected to show up on any film. Most often, they are the result of a closed head injury where there may not be a skull fracture or brain bleed. The injured party feels different and claims his or her memory or thoughts are impaired. The injured person seems confused, and calculations that were easy for him or her prior to the accident become difficult or impossible after the head injury.
In these cases, proof requires multiple batteries of clinical psychological testing by a skilled psychologist. Instead of an X-ray, a clinical psychologist administers written tests and uses the results to map or diagram the specific area of the brain affected.
The brain injury lawyers at Dansker & Aspromonte work with many of the top doctors in New York who provide this kind of testing.
Spinal Cord Injury
The spinal cord comprises a column of nerve tissue that is protected by the bones of the spine. Those nerves deliver messages between your brain and the rest of your body.
A spinal cord injury could destroy or damage your brain’s ability to communicate with your body. When someone suffers a spinal cord injury, the part of the body that is controlled by the affected area of the spinal cord risks losing its ability to function the way it should. Many spinal cord injuries lead to permanent paralysis or disability. The closer the injury occurs to your head, the larger the area of the body it will affect.
Spinal cord injuries and the paralysis that often follows are typically caused by traumatic, sudden blows to the spine. The blow can fracture, crush, dislocate or compress the vertebrae.
The consequences of a spinal injury can include:
- Quadriplegia – the complete paralysis of all four of the extremities
- Paraparesis – a partial paralysis of the lower extremities
- Quadriparesis – the partial paralysis of all four extremities
- Paraplegia – a complete paralysis of the lower extremities and often the lower trunk
An injury to your spinal cord can significantly impact your ability to work and take part in everyday activities. If you have had to endure this kind of injury due to someone else’s negligence, you may be able to fight for compensation for your losses.
The attorneys at Dansker&Aspromonte have over 35 years of experience, resources, and skill to handle your claims. We have obtained hundreds of millions of dollars for our injured clients and we are happy to stand up for what you deserve.
About Spinal Cord Injuries
The spinal cord comprises a column of nerve tissue that is protected by the spine’s bones. Those nerves deliver messages between your brain and the rest of your body. A spinal cord injury could destroy or damage your brain’s ability to communicate with your body.
When someone suffers a spinal cord injury, the part of the body that is controlled by the affected area of the spinal cord risks losing its ability to function the way it should.
Many spinal cord injuries lead to permanent paralysis or disability. The closer the injury occurs to your head, the larger the area of the body it will affect.
At Dansker&Aspromonte, we litigate claims throughout the five boroughs of New York City to help clients recover expenses for:
- Rehabilitation
- Lost wages
- Medical bills
Our attorneys have over 35 years of experience and are here to help you with your spinal cord injury claim every step of the way. Let us handle the complex legal matters while you concentrate on your road to recovery.
What Causes Spinal Cord Injuries?
Spinal cord injuries and the paralysis that often follows are typically caused by traumatic, sudden blows to the spin. The blow will fracture, crush, dislocate or compress the vertebrae. The most common causes of spinal cord injuries include:
- Slips and falls
- Motor vehicle accidents
- Sports injuries
- Violent encounters
- Disease
- Construction accidents
We have ample experience representing trade workers, too, who have been involved in spinal cord injury accidents.
A spinal cord injury can occur anywhere, be it outdoors, at home or at work. If your spinal cord injury was the result of someone else’s negligent or reckless actions, you could be eligible to file a lawsuit. No matter how your spinal cord injury was sustained, be it a construction accident, on unsafe premises, a motor vehicle accident, or even as a result of a defective product, you will be able to bring a claim against those who were responsible.
The attorneys at Dansker&Aspromonte have helped many victims obtain fair compensation for:
- Loss of income
- Rehabilitation costs
- Medical costs
- Property damage
- Diminished earning capacity
- Pain and suffering
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The Consequences of a Spinal Cord Injury
The effects of your spinal cord injury risk extending beyond any obvious physical impairments. Getting used to life with a disability, very often confined to a wheelchair, is not at all easy. Victims will usually experience a great deal of emotional pain and suffering and worry about how the injury will affect their and their family’s lifestyle as well as their personal relationships and, importantly, their financial situation.
Emotional stress and grieving are completely common. The consequences of a spinal injury can include:
- Quadriplegia – this is complete paralysis of all four of your extremities
- Paraparesis – a partial paralysis of your lower extremities
- Quadriparesis – the partial paralysis of all four extremities
- Paraplegia – a complete paralysis of the lower extremities and often the lower trunk
If another person’s negligence or recklessness has caused you or a loved one to suffer a severe spinal cord injury, contact Dansker&Aspromonte’s spinal cord injury and paralysis lawyers as soon as possible. Out team will hold the liable party responsible for their actions and help you recover the compensation you and your family need.
Spinal Cord Injury Lawsuits
To be able to recover compensation successfully, we need to show that:
- You are injured
- The injury was not a preexisting condition (something you had prior to the incident)
- The injury was the result of another party’s actions
If you are a victim of paralysis, you may be eligible to seek compensation for:
- Property damage – loss of tangible property, physical and mental distress
- Rehabilitation costs – the expenses related to restoring your ability to function
- Medical expenses – ambulance bills, surgical, hospital
- Diminished earning capacity – the reduction of your capacity to earn an income
- Lost income – lost wages due to the injury
- Pain and suffering – mental and physical distress that have resulted from the spinal cord injury
Further Significant Consequences of a Spinal Cord Injury
There is no doubt that a spinal cord injury will change your life in an instant. The suffering due to the injury can leave you unable to work and unable to provide for your family. The consequences can be wide ranging, including:
- Impaired mobility
- Impaired vision
- Loss of sensation
- Impaired hearing
- Impaired blood pressure regulation
- Impaired ability to regulate body temperature
- Impaired bladder and bowel function
In some severe cases, a spinal cord injury can result in complete paralysis of your lower body and legs, or of all four of your limbs. The attorneys at Dankser&Aspromonte work alongside a team of top New York City doctors who will help us assess the damage you have suffered after a spinal cord injury. We are experienced trial lawyers and we know how to seek maximum compensation for our clients.
Talk to an Injury Attorney Today
If you are a paralysis or spinal cord injury victim looking for representation from experienced and skilled spinal cord injury layers, the legal team at Dansker&Aspromonte can help you. We serve all five boroughs of New York City and we can help you maximize the return on your legal claim.
We have served our community for more than 35 years and recovered millions of dollars in settlements and trial verdicts on their behalf.
If you or someone close to you needs a spinal cord injury attorney, we are here to help. Get in touch today at 212-732-2929 or online to speak with an experienced spinal cord injury attorney or book your consultation today.
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The Consequences of a Brain or Spinal Cord Injury
The effects of a brain or spinal cord injury extend beyond any obvious physical impairments. Getting used to life with a disability, very often confined to a wheelchair, is very difficult. Victims will usually experience a great deal of emotional pain and suffering and worry about how the injury will affect their lifestyle and quality of life, their personal relationships and financial situation, as well as the impact on their family.
If you or a loved one has suffered a brain or spinal cord injury, contact Dansker & Aspromonte. Our brain and spinal cord injury and paralysis lawyers will hold the liable party responsible for their actions and help you recover the compensation you and your family need and deserve.
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