About Spinal Cord Injury Cases

According to the National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center (NSCISC), approximately 17,700 new spinal cord injuries occur each year. Victims are likely to require costly medical treatment and extensive physical therapy. While available treatments improve physical ability, in some cases, those with spinal cord injuries may never regain full function. When such a devastating, life-altering event occurs because of the negligence of another, it is only just that responsibility be taken for the injury and the effects it will have on that person’s life. 

patient in hospital bed

About Spinal Cord Injury Cases

Presley & Presley Trial Attorneys is based in Kansas City but we represent people who have been victims of serious or catastrophic injuries and insurance bad faith nationwide. Besides being a leader in the personal injury law community, we are dedicated to passing on our expertise and seasoned knowledge in complex cases so other attorneys can achieve as much success as possible on behalf of their clients. Our mission is to recover what has been taken from clients and make the world a safer place. A spinal cord injury attorney on our team is more than a legal professional, we know that you need someone who deeply cares about your recovery and well-being. This mindset is what has earned us our national reputation for championing rights and obtaining justice in the face of large corporations and insurance companies.

Hero media

Work with the Team that Gives Spinal Cord Injury Victims a Powerful Voice

As a small but powerful personal injury firm, we have the time and resources to give each client and their case the attention it needs for a successful outcome. Schedule a free initial consultation today to discuss your case with a spinal cord injury attorney who will listen to your story and effectively communicate on your behalf to insurance companies. When the other side won’t listen, we ensure they take notice through our extensive litigation skills.

Our team has over 45 years of combined experience representing people dealing with spinal cord injuries including cases also involving traumatic brain injury and paralysis. We stand up to insurance companies to recover full compensation for the following:

  • Medical expenses
  • Long-term care
  • Rehabilitation
  • Loss of income
  • Pain and suffering
Banner media

About Spinal Cord Injuries

Spinal cord damage is usually caused by a blow or trauma to the spinal column and the nerves connected to it. If the spinal cord is damaged in the upper back or neck, the victim is likely to develop tetraplegia (paralysis of both arms and legs, also known as quadriplegia). When lower regions of the spine are injured, paraplegia (paralysis of the lower body) can result. Both paraplegia and quadriplegia are the result of what is termed a “complete” spinal cord injury. “Incomplete” injuries don’t affect the entire width of the spinal cord and therefore allow for some sensations, mobility, and bodily functions below the damage.

skyline
Doctor media

How Do Many Spinal Cord Injuries Occur?

According to the Mayo Clinic, motor vehicle and motorcycle crashes cause more spinal cord injuries than any other type of accident. Together, they account for almost half of all spinal cord injuries occurring annually. Most motor vehicle accidents are caused by some form of negligence, so their victims are likely eligible to pursue compensation. Other causes of spinal cord injury can include the following incidents:

The Stakes are High in Spinal Cord Injury Cases Ensure You have an Expert Legal Partner with the Reputation to Match

A serious spinal cord injury can require lifelong care and adjustment. Receiving proper financial support is incredibly important in such a situation. We work relentlessly on our client’s behalf because we understand a fair settlement can make all the difference when it comes to your recovery. Make sure your rights are protected. Contact Presley & Presley in Kansas City to arrange an initial consultation on your specific case today.

Background media
Accessibility: If you are vision-impaired or have some other impairment covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act or a similar law, and you wish to discuss potential accommodations related to using this website, please contact our Accessibility Manager at 816.931.4611.
Contact Us