We rely on our spinal cords for almost everything we do, which is why a spinal cord injury is so devastating. If you or someone you care about has sustained a spinal cord injury due to the actions of another person, the attorneys at Montgomery Steele Law are going to help you secure the compensation you deserve. An Upland spinal cord injury attorney from our firm will investigate your case and hold negligent parties accountable.
When you are suffering from a devastating injury, it is vital that you have an attorney you can trust to handle your case. At Montgomery Steele Law, we will work to ensure that your needs and priorities come first.
Spinal cord injuries can become complex and often involve an extensive investigation. Due to the high total costs involved in treating these injuries, the defendant’s insurance carrier and legal team will put up a fight. Your Upland spinal cord injury lawyer will be your advocate by:
Your attorney will have the resources and experience to take on the other side, something that most individuals do not have the ability to do on their own.
The total cost of care for a spinal cord injury can be difficult to calculate because many victims face lifelong disabilities. The National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center (NSCISC) says that the cost of care for the first year after a spinal cord injury ranges from $359,000 to over $1.1 million, depending on the severity of the injury. Each following year of medical care can cost anywhere from $43,000 to $191,000.
These figures do not include other hidden costs, which can include:
These injuries occur in a variety of ways, including the following:
If you or someone you care about has sustained a spinal cord injury due to the carelessness or negligence of another person, seek legal assistance today. At Montgomery Steele Law, our attorneys are ready to get to work on securing the compensation you are entitled to, which could include:
If you need an Upland spinal cord injury attorney, you can contact us for a free case evaluation by clicking here or calling us at (909) 312-2111. To learn more about spinal cord injuries, check out the spinal cord injury FAQ by the National Institute of Health (NIH).
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