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Spinal cord injuries (SCIs) are incredibly serious, often leading to significant, life-changing consequences. Severe SCIs can result in permanent and total paralysis, and even less-serious SCIs may cause chronic pain, impairment, and partial or total loss of movement, sensation, and function.
At Fulmer Sill, we understand the immense impact these injuries have, both on victims and their families. Our Oklahoma City spinal cord injury attorneys work with medical professionals and other experts to put together powerful evidence proving our clients’ injuries and the extent of their damages.
Our collaborative approach utilizes the full experience and skill of each individual member of our team, as well as the complete resources of our firm. As a client, you can expect to receive a high level of personal attention, guidance, and support throughout the legal process, along with reliable and consistent communication regarding the status of your case.
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Find out how our firm can help you fight for fair compensation after a serious spinal cord injury. Call (405) 510-0077 or contact us online for a free consultation.
A spinal cord injury can be categorized in one of the following two ways:
The effects of a spinal cord injury depend on several factors, including its severity, type, and location along the spinal column.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 90 percent of all spinal cord injuries worldwide are the result of traumatic events.
Specifically, some of the leading causes of SCIs include:
If someone else—whether it was another person, a business, an employer, or some other entity—is partly or fully responsible for the incident that caused your or your loved one’s spinal cord injury, you are likely entitled to financial compensation for your damages. Reach out to our team at Fulmer Sill today to learn more during a free initial consultation.
Because SCIs have such devastating and far-reaching effects, victims tend to sustain significant economic and non-economic losses. Known as “damages,” these losses can add considerable hardship to an already difficult situation, making it extremely challenging to heal and move forward with your life.
At Fulmer Sill, our Oklahoma City spinal cord injury attorneys help SCI victims and their loved ones seek maximum compensation for:
In Oklahoma, the statute of limitations sets a deadline for filing a lawsuit after an event such as a spinal cord injury. For personal injury claims, the statute of limitations is generally two years from the date of the injury. However, it’s important to note that Oklahoma follows the discovery rule, which means the statute of limitations may start from the date the injury was discovered or when it reasonably should have been discovered.
Exceptions may apply, such as for minors or in cases involving governmental entities, which have specific rules and deadlines. It’s crucial to consult with a spinal cord injury attorney in Oklahoma City as soon as possible to ensure your case is filed within the required timeframe. Waiting too long to file a lawsuit can result in your claim being barred by the statute of limitations, preventing you from seeking compensation for your injuries.
Contact us at (405) 510-0077 to request a no-cost, no-obligation consultation with our Oklahoma City spinal cord injury lawyers. Hablamos español.
Every case is different, and the exact type and amount in damages you can expect to receive will depend on the specific details of your situation. Our team can review your claim during a complimentary consultation and provide more information specific to your case.
We encourage you to reach out to our team as soon as possible after a spinal cord injury. The statute of limitations on most personal injury lawsuits in Oklahoma is just two years from the date of injury. If you fail to file a lawsuit within two years, you will almost certainly lose your right to sue the liable party for damages.
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