Neurologic Injuries: The body's nervous system affects all aspects of daily living. Your nerves not only provide information to your muscles to move your body, but also carry messages to your brain that tell it when you are hot, cold, feeling pressure, touch and pain. Your nerves also tell your brain when you need to urinate or defecate and carry the message from your brain to muscles that allow you to do both. When a health care professional negligently injures your nerves, you may find yourself no longer able to walk or move a part of your body. You may lose control over your bladder or your bowels. You may find yourself unable to feel your hands, your legs, or the most intimate parts of your body. If the injury is to your brain, then you may lose your balance, your vision, your memory or your life.

If you or your loved ones have sustained nerve damage as a result of the medical negligence of a health care professional, we are here to help you. We can obtain your medical records and those of your loved ones. We can review your medical records and advise you whether medical malpractice may have occurred. We can assist you in finding health care providers to review the medical care rendered to you or your loved ones to determine whether medical negligence exists and whether the medical negligence resulted in injuries. In circumstances where medical negligence exists (and this negligence caused your significant injuries or your loved one's significant injuries), we can assist you in trying to obtain a favorable settlement and if the insurance company will not settle your case, we can take it to court.

While nothing can bring back the abilities you have lost as a result of your nerve damage or the abilities of your loved ones, we will fight for you and attempt to obtain both justice and a recovery to assist you in caring for your needs or those of a loved one. If you believe that we may be able to assist you, please call us or e-mail us.

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