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Ever since the car accident, your back gives you serious pain. It turns out the trauma of the collision resulted in a herniated disc. The tingling, numbness, and weakness adds to the pain, and you are miserable.
You cannot work, but the bills do not care. It is not fair that you are stuck in this situation while the negligent driver who caused your accident suffers nothing and pays nothing.
As helpless as you might feel, you should know that help is merely a phone call away. Zanes Law’s herniated disc lawyers in Phoenix will do everything from A to Z to recover damages. Call us today at 602-999-9999.
Herniated disc, also referred to as a slipped disc or ruptured disc, happens when the tough exterior of your spinal disc is torn, and the soft center of your spinal disc pushes out through the tear.
Numbness, pain, and weakness result from the ruptured disc’s irritating effect on adjacent nerves.
A ruptured disc can produce sensations of tingling or numbness in areas where nerves are being irritated by the herniated disc. These areas can also weaken muscles served by the irritated nerves.
Depending upon where on your spine the herniated disc occurs, you can experience pain in different areas.
Lower Back: Your pain will be concentrated in your calf, thigh, and buttocks. Your foot could also be affected.
Neck: Your pain will be focused on the shoulder and arm.
Herniated discs can result from a few occurrences. Aging is a common culprit for the condition as discs lose water content and become more susceptible to tearing.
However, a ruptured disc can also result from the following:
Certain types of work lend themselves to causing herniated discs. Physically demanding work, like warehouse or construction jobs, can pose a risk factor for developing the condition.
Zanes Law will talk to doctors and go over your medical files to help figure out the money you have spent and will spend on your injury.
If your herniated disc occurred as the result of some other party’s negligence, we will identify the at-fault party and determine liability for your accident.
To accomplish this, we will apply the “duty of care” test used in personal injury cases.
This approach determines whether a person or party is at fault and liable for an accident by asking the following questions:
In the case of a car accident, the other driver had a duty to take reasonable care to drive in a way that would keep other drivers from harm. His/her negligence on the road could have caused the accident that resulted in your herniated disc, for which you missed work, paid medical expenses, and have endured pain and suffering, among other damages.
In the case of a work-related incident, your employer or safety manager must take reasonable care to train you on the proper way to lift or move heavy boxes onto a pallet. Their failure to deliver this duty of care resulted in the gradual development of your herniated disc over time. As a result, you can no longer work, and you have to pay for physical therapy, on top of having endured great pain and suffering.
These are just some examples of how we will apply the “duty of care” principle to the specific elements of your case to determine the party at fault for your accident and liable for your damages.
A herniated disc lawyer in Phoenix cannot repair your ruptured disc, but the legal team at Zanes Law will do everything from A to Z to recover your damages for this injury.
We will:
We will represent your injury in terms of the many ways it has impacted you economically, medically, professionally, and emotionally. Some of the types of damages you might be able to collect as a result of your herniated disc legal action include the following:
Call Zanes Law to learn more about the damages you can recover for your herniated disc.
A herniated disc lawyer in Phoenix wants to help relieve your anxiety about the damages your injury has brought down on you. Our firm will do everything from A to Z to see that you are compensated. Call our office today at 602-999-9999.