Question 1

Can I receive monetary compensation for a spinal cord injury?

Accepted Answer

You can receive monetary compensation for a spinal cord injury if you’re hurt because of the actions of others. Usually, the standard is showing that the injury occurs because someone else fails to live up to a reasonable standard of behavior. Intentional misconduct is not required; being responsible for an accident is usually sufficient. A lack of ordinary, reasonable care based on the specific situation is enough for the victim to receive monetary compensation for a spinal cord injury.

The specifics of whether you have a strong case and the value of the case depend on a number of factors. Legal defenses, comparative negligence and the ability of the other party to pay a judgment all play into whether you can receive monetary compensation. You must properly file a case by the time deadline so be sure to contact a Colorado Springs spinal cord injury lawyer as soon as possible.

Question 2

What kind of lawsuit is a spinal cord injury?

Accepted Answer

A spinal cord injury lawsuit is a personal injury claim. It’s a civil claim where the victim alleges that the defendant is to blame for the accident and their injuries. There is no prosecutor involved, and the victim may have their own attorneys represent them.

The victim gathers the evidence and presents their theory of the case. The parties may have a jury trial. Because it is a civil trial, jail time for the defendant is not the remedy. Rather, a spinal cord injury lawsuit is the kind that may result in financial compensation for the victim.

Question 3

What’s involved in a spinal cord injury lawsuit?

Accepted Answer

Victims rightfully want to know what to expect in bringing a spinal cord injury lawsuit. To receive financial compensation, you must show who is responsible for your injuries, what injuries you have, and what those injuries are worth from a legal standpoint. That means gathering proof of each item. Our lawyers work to gather medical records, witness testimony and other evidence as needed to prove the case.

Although you file your claim in court, most spinal cord injury cases do not go to trial. That’s because we work diligently ahead of trial to build a strong case. Then, we rely on the strength of your case to negotiate an effective resolution. Our team gives you honest, clear advice about whether it’s best to take your case to trial or accept a settlement. Ultimately, the choice is up to you. In all cases, we work diligently until you have justice.

Question 4

What to expect at a Colorado Springs spinal cord injury lawsuit consultation

Accepted Answer

When you work with our Colorado Springs spinal cord injury lawyers, your case begins with a consultation. That’s where we get to know you and your case. You also get to know us and what it’s like to work with our legal team.

At your consultation, we learn your story. Then, we ask questions so that we know the full picture. Our team explains the law, and you have the chance to ask about anything you have questions about. Then, we explain what’s involved in bringing a legal claim and how our representation works. There’s no obligation at your consultation, and our fee agreements are always in writing.

Throughout our representation, we ensure that you feel comfortable with our legal services. Our team believes in the importance of communication. We customize our representation to your unique preferences whether you want to communicate by phone or email. Plus, we’re always here when you have questions, input, ideas or concerns. Together, we’re a team working for justice for you. Respect and outstanding customer service are keys to our success.

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