More Than 35 Years of Medical Malpractice Experience
Spinal cord injuries are both physically and emotionally devastating to both the injured individual and his or her family. If you or a loved one has suffered a spinal cord injury, you may have a personal injury claim. Even if you believe the circumstances surrounding your injury were completely accidental or a known risk of a medical procedure such as spinal cord surgery, negligence or medical malpractice may have been the cause.
Treatment, rehabilitation and care costs run in the range of millions of dollars for spinal cord injury victims. At the law firm of Greene & Eisen, we have been assisting victims of negligence for more than 35 years. We can help you or your loved one seek compensation for their losses and help cover years of expenses, not to mention the emotional pain you have suffered.
Schedule a free initial consultation with one of our Cleveland spinal cord injuries lawyers. Contact us online or call us at 216-687-0900.
Spinal cord injuries can be a result of:
- Medical malpractice
- Car accidents
- Truck accidents
- Motorcycle accidents
- Commercial vehicle accidents
- Pedestrian accidents
- Construction site accidents
Regardless of how you sustained such a life-changing injury, we can help you. We handle not only spinal cord injury cases but other severe and fatal injuries.
Ohio Law: Consent to Procedure Is Not Consent to Negligent Performance
If you signed a consent form before having a medical procedure, such as spinal fusion surgery or neurosurgery, this does not mean you do not have a case. Ohio law provides that consent to having a procedure does not equal consent to having the procedure performed negligently. In other words, even if you consented to a procedure and the surgeon explained all of the risks, that does not mean the surgeon is immune from any negligence on their part. Do not give up simply because you signed a consent form. You still may have an actionable case.
Call 216-687-0900 for Legal Advice From Experienced Ohio Car Accidents Attorneys
Even if you do not suspect negligence, if you have suffered a spinal cord injury such as paraplegia or quadriplegia, please contact the Cleveland, Ohio, law firm of Greene & Eisen for a free consultation about your options. You may have an actionable personal injury case.
