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Spinal Cord Injuries

When an Accident Results in a Spinal Cord Injury

The spinal cord is like the body's messenger system. It delivers information between the brain and the rest of the body. The spinal cord — which is actually a bundle of nerves surrounded by the back's vertebrae — is also very delicate and may be injured during motor vehicle accidents, medical negligence, slip and falls, construction or workplace accidents, violence or excessive force and sports accidents.

Spinal cord injuries are all too common and they can have severe and long-lasting effects on health and mobility. Injuries to the spinal cord can cause long-term chronic pain, partial paralysis, paraplegia or quadriplegia.

When spinal cord injuries occur in accidents caused by the negligent or careless behavior of another person — then you may consider filing a claim or personal injury lawsuit to demand compensation from the responsible party for your short- and long-term medical expenses, as well as lost income and other losses.

Experienced Attorney in Fairfax, Virginia: Spine Injuries

The Law Offices of P. Clark Kattenburg, P.C. — located in Fairfax, Virginia — is a personal injury law firm with a special focus on representing accident survivors with spinal cord injuries. Back injury cases can be complex — and if you decide to use the legal system to seek compensation for your injuries, you deserve an attorney who understands how spinal cord injuries work and how to work with medical experts to build a strong case on your behalf.

If you are seeking a personal injury lawyer who has experience in representing clients with spinal cord injuries, we invite you to contact our offices to schedule an appointment. Attorney P. Clark Kattenburg has 35 years of successful legal experience and he is a veteran of almost 100 jury trials. Our law offices operate on a philosophy of total respect for our clients, and we emphasize clear and straightforward communication between lawyer and client at all stages of the case.

Call us at 703-591-1833 or send an e-mail.