Paralysis

A life altering condition, paralysis is caused by trauma to the brain or spinal cord. When paralysis occurs, not only does it remove a person's ability to control their physical movement, it affects every single aspect of their life, causing financial difficulty, emotional stress, loss of enjoyment, and pain and suffering among others. When paraplegia or quadriplegia, monoplegia, diplegia or hemiplegia disabilities occur as a result of a medical negligence, the injured individual is entitled to receive compensation for their suffering and assistance with their future needs.

In a medical context, paralysis can be inadvertently caused by operating errors during back surgery, mishandling medical instruments during surgery for scoliosis or other spinal conditions, inexperienced physicians, improperly administered anesthesia or medication, and others. In general, patients should be made aware of the risks involving surgery near the spine with the understanding that the procedure should improve their quality of life. When a physician does not explain the risk fully, or takes an unneeded risk without fully explaining the patient's options, negligence may have contributed to the paralysis.

Successful Paralysis Claims Representation

The attorneys at Lancione & Lancione are among the most prominent and respected medical malpractice firms in Ohio, successfully handling paraplegia and paralysis claims for injured clients. The firm has regularly obtained multi-million dollar settlements of paralysis claims on behalf of their clients. Due to the mobility challenges faced by most paralyzed clients, Lancione & Lancione will visit clients wherever it is convenient. The firm prides itself on strong, effective and sensitive representation and focuses on obtaining the maximum compensation for each claim. When Lancione & Lancione accepts a case, you can be confident that they will successfully pursue every reasonable lead to ensure your future is protected.

Contact a Paralysis Claim Attorney in Ohio

When you've been paralyzed in the hospital, you should contact an attorney who is experienced in paraplegic and paralysis claims to evaluate your legal options. For a free initial consultation, we welcome you to contact us online or call 1-877-515-4369. Lancione & Lancione accepts most medical malpractice cases on a contingency basis, meaning fees are not received until the claim is successful.