Our lawyers secured a $21M settlement in a spinal cord injury case involving a young client, addressing complex needs related to lifelong medical care, rehabilitation, and financial planning.
A spinal cord injury can result in permanent loss of mobility and independence. McLeish Orlando’s spinal cord injury lawyers represent clients in London and across Ontario, helping individuals and families secure compensation to support long-term care, rehabilitation, and the significant life adjustments that follow.
Spinal cord injuries are among the most serious and complex personal injury claims. At McLeish Orlando, our lawyers work with individuals and families in London and across Ontario on cases involving spinal cord injuries and other catastrophic conditions requiring long-term care and rehabilitation. Here are some of the key areas of serious injury law our firm focuses on.
At McLeish Orlando, we advocate for individuals and families affected by spinal cord injuries. These cases often involve complex claims and long-term care needs. Our lawyers focus on securing the compensation our clients require. Below are examples of past settlements and success stories.
Our lawyers secured a $21M settlement in a spinal cord injury case involving a young client, addressing complex needs related to lifelong medical care, rehabilitation, and financial planning.
McLeish Orlando achieved a strong outcome in a spinal cord injury case, helping the client access critical treatment and navigate the long-term impact of a life-altering injury.
Our lawyers recovered $12.0M in a spinal cord injury claim, ensuring the client had the financial resources required to manage significant changes to their daily life and independence.
Our lawyers secured over $10M in a spinal cord injury case involving quadriplegia, reflecting the severity of the injury and the extensive needs associated with permanent impairment.
We represent individuals in London and surrounding areas in a range of spinal cord injury claims, including those involving permanent loss of mobility and complex long-term needs.
In complete spinal cord injuries, there is a total loss of motor and sensory function below the level of injury, often resulting in permanent paralysis.
Incomplete injuries involve partial loss of function, where individuals may retain some movement or sensation, often with varying long-term outcomes.
Paraplegia affects the lower half of the body, impacting mobility and independence and often requiring long-term rehabilitation and adaptive support.
Quadriplegia affects both the upper and lower body, resulting in significant impairment and the need for comprehensive, lifelong care.
Meet the lawyers who serve London. For more than 25 years, our spinal cord injury lawyers have been helping clients across Ontario secure fair compensation after life-altering injuries.
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Frequently asked questions we receive from clients in London on the topic of Spinal Cord Injury.
If you or a loved one have suffered a spinal cord injury, you should speak to an experienced personal injury lawyer to discuss your next steps. Spinal cord injuries can be devastating and life altering. A good personal injury lawyer will assist you in finding a rehabilitation team that is right for you and make the process of obtaining adequate compensation as easy as possible.
The most common causes of spinal cord injuries are motor vehicle accidents, falls, acts of violence, and sports and recreation incidents. If you or a loved one have suffered a spinal cord injury, we are here to help. Contact our experienced personal injury lawyers today for a free consultation.
Incomplete spinal cord injuries are the most common form of spinal cord injury. With an incomplete spinal cord injury, an individual will likely have some degree of sensory and motor function below the site of the injury. The specific symptoms an individual will experience with an incomplete spinal cord injury depends on both the individual, and the area where the spinal cord is injured. Individuals with incomplete SCIs may experience chronic pain, weakness, and numbness. They may also recover some of their movement and function.
Complete spinal cord injuries occur when the spinal cord is fully compressed or severed. A complete spinal cord injury results in full paralysis on both sides of the body below the site of the injury. The individual will suffer a total loss of sensory and motor function below the site of injury.
For over two decades, our firm has worked side by side with the best rehabilitation facilities and individual providers in Ontario. We have amassed an extensive network of rehabilitation and medical professionals that have specific training and experience in the field of spinal cord injury. We will work with you to find the rehabilitation team that is best suited to your individual injuries and location.
The impact of a spinal cord injury can be tremendous and life altering, not only for the individual, but for their family as well. If you have suffered a spinal cord injury, you are entitled to claim compensation for your past and future medical expenses – including future attendant care if needed, your past and future income loss, as well as other expenses directly related to the injury. Additionally, you can advance a claim for your pain, suffering, loss of enjoyment of life and loss of amenities. You may be entitled to claim additional damages depending on your circumstances. The quantum of damages involved in spinal cord injuries can be very significant. Insurance companies will do their best to minimize how much they have to pay for damages. It is important to speak with a personal injury lawyer that has experience obtaining adequate compensation for individuals who have experienced a spinal cord injury. Contact our office for a free consultation today to get started.
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