Proof of Spinal Cord Injury Claims in Central California
If you or a member of your family suffered neck or back injuries ranging from severe whiplash to permanent spinal cord injury, you may face a difficult battle recovering the damages you'll need to support a long recovery or life with a disability. For the advice of a personal injury attorney with almost 30 years of experience with the proof of complex claims, contact the Law Office of Daniel J. O'Neill in San Luis Obispo for a free initial consultation.
Call 866-702-1935 for Dependable Counsel in Back or Spinal Cord Injury Claims
Even in motor vehicle accident or intentional tort cases where there's no question as to the defendant's liability, there might be a six- or seven-figure gap between what you'll need to recover and what the defense is offering to settle your claim.
Veteran personal injury lawyer Daniel O'Neill works with you, your family and a team of experts to make sure that solid evidence supports every detail of your damages claim.
This thorough approach to the presentation of neck, back or spinal cord injury evidence can be equally effective in settlement negotiations or at trial. In fact, the leverage we gain through getting ready for court can often make the decisive difference in achieving a favorable settlement.
Our law firm advises people with the full range of serious neck, back or spinal cord trauma:
- Whiplash
- Bulging discs
- Disc herniation
- Facet injuries to one or more vertebrae
- Paraplegia
- Quadriplegia
Whether you obtained your injuries in a car accident, truck collision, motorcycle crash or while undergoing surgery, we can advise you on the value of your claims, what's likely to happen at various stages of your lawsuit, and the best ways to deal with the practical problems that might arise while your case is working its way through the courts.
For a free initial consultation with an AV-rated* trial attorney, contact the Law Office of Daniel J. O'Neill in San Luis Obispo.
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