Spinal Cord Injury

Around 29% of car accidents that occur in Arizona result in injuries for the vehicle occupants or pedestrians, and some of them involve the cervical spine, or neck region. If you receive a neck injury due a crash, and someone else caused the accident, you may wonder what common cervical spine injury settlement amounts...

Spinal cord injuries often lead to significant long-term or permanent injuries for victims. These types of incidents completely alter the day-to-day life of not only the injury victim but also their closest family members. Here, we want to examine some of the most common causes of severe spinal cord injuries that occur in Arizona....

Data shows that, since 2015, the leading cause of spinal cord injuries across the United States is motor vehicle accidents. These incidents can occur in any type of vehicle accident, including those between two traditional vehicles, as well as accidents involving large commercial trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, and pedestrians. Here, our team of Phoenix car...

Spinal cord injuries occur in a wide variety of ways. In fact, according to the National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center (NSCISC),  estimates show that there are nearly 18,000 new spinal cord injury cases arising each year in this country and that there are currently around 300,000 individuals living with a spinal cord injury....

The repercussions of an auto accident resulting in back injuries can be long-lasting and severe. Victims often face financial, physical and emotional consequences. When the cause is a negligent driver, Arizona tort law says the at-fault party is liable for all resulting damages, including emotional losses. If you have a back injury related car...