Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer

A fall or accident can seriously injure your spinal cord. In their severest forms, spinal cord injuries can result in permanent paralysis.

A spinal cord injury lawyer at Goltiko & Daly, P.C., can help you pursue damages if your injury was caused by another party's negligence.

Do you have a spinal cord injury case?

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To Determine If You Have a Case, Our Team Will Investigate...

What Caused the Accident

Accidents happen, but accidents that are caused by the negligence or recklessness of another person, company, or corporation are avoidable. If another party acted unreasonably and their actions led to an accident, you may be entitled to compensation.

The Connection to the Injury

In order to pursue a lawsuit, you must be able to show that there is a direct connection between the event and your injury. This is difficult to do on your own, but our attorneys can help you compile compelling evidence.

The Measurable Damages

In order to recover compensation, you will need to demonstrate that your injury resulted in measurable damages. This is not limited to medical bills or property damage. You may also recover compensation for pain and suffering or other emotional effects caused by the injury.

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There are various types of spinal cord injuries...

Diagram showing different types of spinal cord injuries — Different types of spinal cord injuries affect our clients' health and independence in various ways.
**We respect that each case is an entirely unique situation.**

Golitko & Daly, P.C.

Golitko & Daly office

Our attorneys are committed to protecting the rights of injured workers. In addition to our aggressive representation, we pride ourselves on our:

Proven results
Free consultations for clients
Contingency-based services
Affiliations with the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, Indianapolis Bar Association, the American Association for Justice, and more

To speak with one of our attorneys about your case, call us at (800) 520-1644 or request a consultation online.