Back to question Answer 3 of 4See all answers

Discuss Leagle's answer to: What we should do when injury happens to Spinal Cord?

Leagle Answered:

Spinal cort injuries are always severe and usually there is some compensation available, unless you were clearly the cause of that injury.

Attorneys MAY NOT contact you even on referral: "ambulance chaser" ordinances forbid the practice.

After your initial injury had been stabilized, contact counsel of your choice and go from there.

Posted 1 year ago
Helpful (1)

I have posted my opinion on AOL Answers as a public service. These opinions are not intended as legal guidance nor do they create a counsel-client relationship. I recommend that you also consult counsel where you have an actionable case or so have reason to believe. E. Carter, Esq.

Comments (2)

Helpful? (1)

Add your own answer

Liked this answer? Tell your friends about it

Facebook Windows Live Yahoo Twitter Digg Google del.icio.us Reddit

Link

Embed

Copy and paste the text above to share this Q&A

2 Comments About This Answer

Add your comment

Anonymous Comment

Rocmike again you prove you are not a lawyer and do not have the intelligence to understand the question. Are you saying as soon as they put the neck brace on call a lawyer. What a moron.

Anonymous Comment

You'd think a Lawyer would know it's Spinal CORD not Spinal CORT. But that's what happens when you get your law degree from the Happy Valley Sanitarium.