Enlist an Experienced Spinal Injury Lawyer to Protect Your Interests

It is important to examine each spinal cord accident carefully to establish how and why the accident occurred. We know how upsetting a workplace injury can be, and we are focused on building strong cases for our clients by identifying liable parties and pursuing damages.

Work-related spinal injuries can be caused by objects falling onto a worker, a worker falling down, vehicle accidents, machinery accidents, moving materials, improper care when working with heavy or dangerous loads, and other circumstances. We excel at analyzing these injuries and identifying the cause.

Spinal cord injuries are one of the most dangerous and debilitating injuries someone can suffer. Consequences vary from a small subluxation (a shift in the vertebrae of the spine that places pressure on a spinal nerve), to quadriplegia or death. Some consequences cannot be relieved, and may cause lifelong debilitation. The lawyers at Golitko & Daly are here to fight for spinal cord injury victims.

As with any workplace injury, a spinal cord injury victim is rarely the only person affected. The victim's family often feels the repercussions of the event long after it has occurred. In addition to great emotional distress, families may be left without a source of income. We can help families build the strong cases necessary to collect the damages they need and deserve.

Coping with a work-related spinal injury can require a great deal of medical care and other expenses that can be financially devastating. Workers' compensation can help offset those costs, but the circumstances of the injury and the full extent of its repercussions must be thoroughly represented. We can investigate your situation, identify any potential third-party liability, and help you collect the ample compensation you truly need.

Spinal cord injuries are a part of millions of Americans' lives, and we can help you understand the national scope of this very difficult condition. We have gathered information regarding the classification of spinal injuries, as well as statistics illustrating the risks of spinal injures that occur in the work place.