Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer

Bronx Spinal Cord Injury Lawyers

No one should underestimate the seriousness of spinal cord injuries. Debilitating pain, chronic headaches, and the inability to perform routine activities prevent victims from living their lives to the fullest. In addition to navigating these major life changes, victims also face severe financial burdens from lost wages and medical bills.

You have a legal right to fight for fair compensation, and a spinal cord injury attorney in the Bronx can help you receive the settlement or award that you deserve. Trust the legal team at Dansker & Aspromonte Associates LLP to fight for your justice. 


For a free legal consultation with a brain and spinal cord injury lawyer in the Bronx, call (646) 692-0204.


Compensation for Your Spinal Cord Injury

Depending on the circumstances of your injury, you could be entitled to a substantial settlement or jury award to compensate you for your damages. Our Bronx injury attorneys will pursue economic and non-economic damages on your behalf. They include:

  • Physical and emotional pain and suffering
  • Lost wages, tips, and employment benefits
  • Loss of enjoyment of life
  • Lost earning capacity
  • Past and future medical expenses
  • Permanent scarring or deformity
  • At-home care costs
  • Emotional anguish
  • Rehabilitation and physical therapy costs

What Our Bronx Spinal Cord Injury Attorneys Do for Your Case

When our team of Bronx spinal cord injury lawyers works on your claim, we will:

  • Investigate the facts and circumstances of your injury
  • Obtain witness information, photographs, or video of the incident
  • Identify the parties responsible for your injury
  • Gather medical and hospital records
  • Consult with experts in accident reconstruction
  • Retain medical experts to prove the nature and permanency of your injuries
  • Prepare your case for trial before a jury (if necessary)

At Dansker & Aspromonte Associates LLP, our personal injury attorneys have a record of securing successful verdicts for spinal cord injury victims. Our legal team works tirelessly to build a strong case and help our clients secure the compensation they deserve. As a result, we have achieved millions for clients with  spinal injuries, and we are ready to fight  for you to obtain the best possible recovery.

What Types of Accidents Can Cause a Spinal Injury?

Spinal cord injuries can result from many different types of accidents, including:

If your spinal cord injury was caused by someone else, you may be able to collect compensation for your losses. Allow our team of experienced spinal cord injury lawyers to review your case for free and determine what legal action you should take next.

Diagnosing and Treating Spinal Cord Injuries

After suffering spinal cord damage, a medical professional can perform different diagnostic tests. The tests reveal the location and severity of your spinal cord injury. A doctor may administer:

  • CT scans to view your spinal injury from different angles
  • X-rays to diagnose fractured or dislocated spinal cord vertebrae
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) to generate images of your internal organs and the surrounding structures

In addition, a medical professional may conduct a neurological exam. During this evaluation, the doctor will assess your sensitivity to touch, reflexes, and mobility. The test helps the doctor get a clearer understanding of the full scope of your spinal cord injury.

Who Is Liable for My Spinal Cord Damages?

Any person or entity who contributed to your accident may be held liable for your spinal cord damages. Examples of at-fault parties include:

  • Motor vehicle drivers and owners
  • Property owners
  • Construction contractors
  • Property managers
  • Commercial vehicle owners

However, to collect compensation from liable parties or insurance companies, you must prove how their actions caused your accident. Our spinal cord injury lawyers in the Bronx can review your case, distinguish who is liable, and collect evidence to prove how they contributed to your injuries.

Causation Is the Key to Winning Compensation

To win compensation for you, we must be able to prove that the damages you suffered were due to a negligent party’s actions. Our spinal cord lawyers do this by establishing:

  • Duty of care: The liable party had an obligation to exhibit reasonable care.
  • Breach of duty: The at-fault person or entity violated their duty of care.
  • Causation: The responsible party’s actions directly resulted in your spinal cord injury.
  • Damages: You sustained injuries and damages  due to your spinal cord injury.

As you concentrate on your spinal cord recovery and rehabilitation, our injury lawyers will build your case. We interview witnesses, medical experts, and accident reconstructionists to prove how negligence caused your damages. In doing so, we can secure maximum compensation for you and your family.

How You Can Help Build Your Bronx Injury Case

Our team will handle all the legal aspects of your case, but there are things that you can do to build a strong case and speed up the litigation process.

Follow Your Doctor’s Orders

Comply with all of your doctor’s advice and directions. If you stop attending doctor’s appointments or disobey your doctor’s orders, this may weaken your spinal injury claim.

Avoid Discussing Your Accident Injuries with Strangers

After your accident, you may receive calls or visits from strangers who claim to be investigating your accident. Unfortunately, these individuals may not have your best interests in mind. 

You must speak with a lawyer before you make a statement to anyone who reaches out to you. Once you hire a lawyer, you should not give any information to strangers, even if they claim to be from an insurance company. Always consult with your lawyer first.

Be Aware of New York’s Injury Lawsuit Time Limit

New York has a time limit for filing injury lawsuits. If you fail to file your lawsuit within the necessary deadline, the court can prevent you from receiving a settlement for your spinal cord damage. 

To avoid these types of issues, contact our legal team immediately after your accident. Our spinal cord lawyers will get to work right away and protect your rights to fair and just compensation. Our team will make sure all necessary legal documents get filed within the necessary time limits so you can collect the financial recovery you deserve.

Review Your Case for Free with Our Spinal Cord Injury Lawyers

Your spinal cord injury may be devastating to you and your family. While you recover, let our Bronx spinal cord injury lawyers fight for your fair compensation. 

You can trust the legal team at Dansker & Aspromonte Associates LLP to fight for your justice and pursue maximum compensation for your injury.


Call or text (646) 692-0204 or complete a free case evaluation form.


How Much Does Hiring a Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer in the Bronx Cost?

New York law allows anyone to seek compensation for spinal cord injuries, regardless of their economic status. And at our personal injury law firm, we will do everything possible to obtain  the spinal cord injury settlement or award you deserve.

If you agree to hire our Bronx law firm, you will not be required to pay any money upfront. Instead, our attorneys focus on getting to work on your case right away. We use our experience, knowledge, and legal resources to secure maximum compensation for your spinal cord damages.

We only take our fee after we obtain a settlement or award on your behalf. By operating on a contingency basis, we only get paid when you do. Therefore, you can feel confident that we will fight tirelessly to achieve the settlement or award you deserve.

Recognizing the Symptoms of a Spinal Cord Injury

Research suggests that 17,810 Americans sustain a spinal cord injury per year, and 1,100 of these cases are New Yorkers. A spinal cord injury can affect the body in many different ways, and the symptoms include:

  • Pain in the head, back, or neck
  • Loss of sensation or motor function below the injured area
  • Difficulty breathing
  • Tingling in the fingers, feet, toes, or hands
  • Incontinence or difficulty retaining bodily waste fluids
  • Better functioning in one leg, arm, or side of the body
  • Chest tightness

If you have any of the above spinal cord injury symptoms, seek a diagnosis from a medical health care provider immediately. Medical documentation of your injuries is also powerful evidence, and your attorney will use it when building your case.

Complete Spinal Cord Injuries

Medical professionals define spinal cord damages as complete when they cause a total loss of movement or sensory functions. The injury severs communication between spinal cord nerves and the brain, leading to complete paralysis. Tetraplegia (also known as quadriplegia) is a type of complete spinal cord injury.

Incomplete Spinal Cord Injuries

An incomplete spinal cord injury causes one area of the body to lose functionality. However, it is not as severe as a complete spinal cord injury and allows nerve signals to continue traveling from the spinal cord to the brain. 

The level of movement and paralysis among people with incomplete spinal cord injuries varies greatly. A person’s age, health, and past medical history can affect the severity of these types of spinal cord damages.

Focused on Your Recovery

    • Brain Damaged Child $50 Million

      A four-year-old boy was brought to the hospital for a routine eyelid repair. To cut costs, the hospital contracted out its anesthesia services to a third-party corporation.

    • Wrongful Death $21.5 Million

      This accident occurred in the Bronx when our client was working on a sanitation truck. The driver lost control while making a turn. Our client was ejected and the truck ran over his leg.

    • Pedestrian Injury $10.3 Million

      A 22-year-old theater intern was walking across the intersection of 42nd Street and Ninth Avenue in Manhattan when she was struck by the rear door of a passing truck which had flown open because it had been improperly secured by the driver.

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