Paralysis Injury Lawyer in Chicago, IL

Paralysis Injury Overview

Paralysis as a Result of an Accident

Most people take their mobility for granted. We don’t think about whether these will be our last steps or our last dance. We shouldn’t need to. Unfortunately, victims of car accidents and truck accidents aren’t given a choice as to whether they want to think about it. When accidents are caused by negligent drivers, the victims often leave the scene in stretchers and wake up paralyzed.

If you or your loved one suffered paralysis as a result of an accident, it is important to hold the negligent person accountable. At Lane & Lane, LLC, we have more than 100 years of experience helping the victims of paralysis receive the compensation they need. Our Chicago lawyers represent individuals throughout Illinois.

Receiving Compensation From the Appropriate Parties

Anyone who has spent time in the hospital knows how quickly medical bills add up. With paralysis, medical expenses will likely accrue for the remainder of the paralyzed person’s life. Ongoing medical care, physical therapy, medical devices and equipment such as ventilators and wheelchairs, and assistance completing day-to-day tasks – everything costs money.

When victims contact our firm, we can help make sure that the party who caused the paralysis is held accountable for the damages and expenses suffered. We work closely with our clients to understand the cause of the accident and identify the appropriate sources who that might be able to pay. For example, if the paralysis was the result of a trucking accident, accountable parties could include the trucker, the company and the insurance party.

Learn more about the steps you can take to bring justice to a situation. Call 877-585-7311 or 312-957-4656 to schedule your free initial consultation. Spanish and Polish language services are available.

Other Frequent Case Types

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Areas of Practice

• Paralysis Injury
• Personal Injury -- Plaintiff