San Francisco Bone Fracture Injury Attorneys
Bone Fractures can be significant injuries, particularly when they involve skull fracture, spinal fracture or fractures of major bones or joints. While the initial break may heal, the long-term consequences of a bone or joint injury can include the early onset of arthritis and joint replacement within ten to fifteen years.
At the law firm of Baum & Blake, Attorneys David Baum and Martin Blake help injured clients recover compensation to alleviate the financial strain caused by serious bone fractures. The firm handles all types of personal injury lawsuits involving multiple or complex fractures, including fractures which lead to other serious injuries:
- Skull fractures can lead to serious brain injuries, loss of memory, changed personality and diminished intellectual functioning.
- Broken Bones in the Back, such as vertebral fractures can lead to paralysis, ruptured discs, nerve damage, a limited range of movement, inability to sit or stand and ongoing severe pain.
Limitations following a Bone Fracture
Even with healing, a person who has suffered a serious fracture may have permanent limitations of motion and/or limited weight-bearing capacity which can impact employment, lifestyle and recreation. Such problems may include:
- Loss of full range of movement
- Inability to stand or sit for long periods
- Reduced stamina in walking
- Limited ability to move in specified ways
- Inability to be as productive at work
If you or a loved one has sustained a bone fracture:
At Baum & Blake, we work with top medical and physical therapy specialists, both in the U.S. and abroad, to get an accurate picture of the extent of your injuries, your current physical abilities, and an expectation of the long-term consequences of your injury. It's our job to ensure that these long-term consequences are considered when you seek financial compensation for your injuries.
We have handled hundreds of bone fracture cases with excellent results. We invite you to review some select cases below and in our newsletter, the Baum & Blake Report.
Please contact the bone fracture injury lawyers at Baum & Blake for a free initial consultation.