Spinal Cord Injury

Before x-rays there were broken bones. We just could not see them on films. Today many orthopedic injuries are visible on films and other diagnostic technology. Many times proving that someone broke a bone or injured the spinal column involves much more then simply reading an x-ray, MRI or CT Scan. Many other Syndromes and Nerve Injuries originate from, and are secondary to, the trauma and orthopedic injury. And as transportation, technology and speed increase, so do the mechanisms of injury.

When disability results - partial, whole, temporary or permanent - the issue becomes expressing it to a jury and receiving appropriate compensation. This can be done by having substantial knowledge in the areas of vocational rehabilitation, life care planning, reduction in value of life analysis, as well as anatomy and medical issues associated with the injury.