Spinal Cord Injury

Boston Injury Trial Lawyer

Helping Massachusetts Clients after a Spinal Cord Injury

When an accident causes paralysis, the physical, emotional, and financial damage can take a toll on the entire family. Compensation from a personal injury lawsuit can alleviate some of the stress associated with the expenses resulting from the severe injury. Boston personal injury lawyer Eric Finamore provides experienced legal representation to seriously injured clients and their families. He helps clients recover full compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and future needs.

To schedule a consultation with Mr. Finamore to discuss your claim, contact our Boston injury law firm.

Eric Finamore has the Understanding to Help

A spinal cord injury can result from various forms of spine and back trauma. For example, a fractured or pinched vertebra can result in cervical injuries or lumbar injuries depending on the area of the neck or back which was impacted in the accident. Cervical injuries can cause quadriplegia (impacting both upper and lower extremities). However, lumbar or thoracic injuries can cause paraplegia (usually only impacting the lower extremities).

Because the spinal cord is so vulnerable, an individual may become paralyzed whether the spinal cord is completely severed, partially severed, or simply bruised or surrounded by scar tissue. However, it is difficult to know the full impact the injury will have on an individual's life until recovery has come to a plateau. This often does not occur until months or years of physical and occupational therapy has occurred - resulting in even more medical expenses for the injured individual and his or her family.

Recover Financially after a Spinal Cord Injury

Using a team of experts, Mr. Finamore shows the jury how the injury has impacted his client, as well as his client's family. He uses his medical understanding together with his legal skill to ensure his client receives the full amount of compensation that will be necessary for future life care needs, such as home care, accommodations to the home or vehicle, and other special needs (in addition to damages for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and lost wages).

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