Spinal cord injuries can be debilitating and highly costly, resulting in severe strain on your mental and fiscal health. Needing to focus on your recovery and return to a sense of normalcy, in addition to suffering financial strain, can be easily overwhelming and frustrating for anyone. You don’t need to suffer a personal injury alone. It’s possible for you to collect compensation for your medical expenses, pain and suffering, time taken off work, and many other damages you may be facing.
Regardless of the incident resulting in your spinal cord injuries, we can provide you with significant help and support. The spinal cord injury lawyers from Mott & Moffett can assist you in holding liable parties accountable for their harmful and irresponsible actions, collect evidence related to your circumstances, and streamline the legal process on your behalf. We can give you access to many helpful resources and strategies with a track record of success in our clients’ legal cases. We look forward to supporting you in any way we can.
If you want to file a lawsuit against someone you believe is responsible for your spinal cord injuries, the legal process will require you to prove several circumstances are accurate. You must verify the following to qualify for compensation from the liable party:
Depending on the circumstances surrounding your injuries, what duty of care looks like can significantly vary. You must show that the at-fault person should have treated you with care or acted with caution. For example, restaurants should prioritize the safety and well-being of their visitors by cleaning up spills as quickly as possible and alerting others of potential dangers. Drivers on the road should follow traffic laws, avoid speeding, and stay away from distractions.
Determining whether or not the responsible party breached their duty of care toward you is essential, and collecting evidence to prove this may be essential. This proof may include photos, videos, witness statements, or other information. For example, if you were in a car accident and the responsible party was texting while driving, you will need evidence to show this is true.
Staying with the example of a car accident caused by a driver who is texting, you must show that your spinal cord injury was directly caused by this irresponsibility and broken duty of care. This may require you to find additional evidence, but one piece of evidence may show both you receiving your spinal injuries and the driver texting at the wheel.
For the legal system to facilitate your receiving compensation for your lawsuit, you must be able to connect the incident to costs or other losses. This can include medical expenses, property damage, scarring and disfigurement, and other damages.
If you want to simplify the legal process and prove that someone is liable for your losses and injuries, our spinal cord injury attorneys recommend you work with a spinal cord injury lawyer. Your spinal cord injury attorney can help you collect and assess evidence, speak on your behalf, and hold the responsible parties accountable for your losses. This can help you collect the compensation you need to focus on your recovery.
Determining the cause of your spinal cord injuries can be difficult, but certain circumstances more commonly lead to these medical issues than others. The most common factors leading to spinal cord injuries within the United States include the following:
There are many potential causes of spinal cord injuries, but these are the most common. If you need assistance determining what factors most likely have led to your spinal cord injury, we strongly recommend you speak with a doctor or another medical practitioner.
If you are suffering from severe spinal cord injuries and facing high medical expenses as a result, you can gain access to assistance from the talented team at Mott & Moffett. Our spinal cord injury lawyers proudly serve Spring and other areas around Texas, and they are prepared to work with you toward legal success. Our spinal cord injury attorneys invite you to contact us at your earliest convenience.
You can get in touch with us when you call (888) 596-6582 or by completing the contact form available on our website. When we begin working together, we can go over the details of your case in greater detail, put your concerns and worries at ease, answer any questions you might have, and provide you with additional helpful and valuable information. Our team is patiently waiting to hear from you, learn more about your case, and assist you in obtaining the compensation you deserve.
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