Spine Injuries Impact the Central Nervous System​

A spinal cord injury is not like a back injury. Spine injuries affect the central nervous system, not just the back muscles. Even a herniated disc or a small crack in a vertebra can result in long-term disability that affects motion, use of hands and limbs and even internal organs.

Spinal cord injuries are often difficult to diagnose following an accident. Symptoms may not show up for weeks.

Symptoms include:
  • Respiratory problems
  • Loss of bladder and bowel control
  • Increased infections, associated fevers
  • Loss of muscle control, spasms and contractions
  • Sexual dysfunction, infertility

Did You Suffer Your Spinal Cord Injury on the Job?
Lost wages and lost time will add up quickly. Hire an attorney with decades of experience vigorously representing workers who have suffered spine injuries in negligence accidents. If a third party was responsible for your workplace injury, we can also pursue a lawsuit to help you recover the maximum compensation beyond workers' compensation entitlements.

Individual Personal Injury Claims
Our attorneys also have extensive experience representing individuals who have suffered spine injuries caused by someone's negligence or misconduct. The lawyers in our network each have more than 30 years of personal injury trial experience. We have been responsible for many of the largest injury settlements and jury awards in Ohio.

We have experience representing clients in personal injury claims related to spinal cord injuries, such as:
  • Paralysis, paraplegia, quadriplegia, paraplegia
  • Back and neck injuries
  • Shoulder and joint injuries

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