Broken Bone Injury
Building a Strong Case for Bone Injury Damages
When a bone fracture disrupts your life, you need more than just medical attention—you need legal advocacy that understands the long-term implications of your injury. Broken bones can be deceptively complex, sometimes requiring surgery, physical therapy, and extended periods off work. At Etehad Law, we stand by your side to ensure you're not just healing, but also recovering the compensation you deserve.
How We Serve Our Clients
BENEFITS:
- No fee unless we WIN
- No cost unless we WIN
- Free consultation
- 98.8% Success Rate
RIGHTS TO COMPENSATION:
- Emotional Pain and Suffering
- Medical Bills & Expenses
- Loss of Income/Earning Capacity
TYPES OF INJURIES WE COVER
TYPES OF INJURIES WE COVER
Serious Injury & Wrongful Death
Whiplash Injury
Burn Injury
Broken Bone Injury
Soft Tissue Injury
Brain Injury
Spinal Cord Injury
Wrongful Death
Recognizing Different Types of Broken Bone Injuries
Broken bones are common injuries in both children and adults. The term “broken” refers to several different types of injuries:
1. A hairline fracture, also called a stress fracture, usually caused by repeated stress;
2. A pathological fracture, caused by weakness in the bones; or
3. An impact fracture, caused by a sudden jolting event. Impact fractures can be further classified as either a greenstick fracture, in which a bone is cracked but not completely broken, or a complete fracture, when a bone is split into two parts.
- If the bone is broken in only one place it’s called a single fracture, but if there are multiple breaks or if the bone is crushed, it’s called a comminuted fracture.
- A bowing fracture is when bone bends but doesn’t break. Bowing fractures are common in children but non-existent in adults.
- A compound fracture occurs when a bone breaks and pierces through the skin. This is also called an open fracture.
Our Personal Approach
Most courses of treatment recommended by doctors involve a cast to immobilize the bone for a significant period of time while it heals. Depending on the severity of the injury, a doctor may recommend surgery to implant screws, plates, or rods to repair broken bones. Regardless of how successful a surgery might be, a patient may suffer from permanent discomfort and physical limitations as a result of the injury. The bones most commonly broken in the human body are the clavicle (collar bone), arm, wrist, hip, and ankle.
At Etehad Law, our expertise in the complexities of bone injury cases equips us to build robust claims for our clients. We meticulously document every facet of your injury and its impact on your life, partnering with medical experts to substantiate your case. Our dedicated approach ensures that you not only recover physically but also secure the justice and compensation you are rightfully owed.
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If you or a loved one need a personal injury attorney, call us to schedule a free case consultation and we'll guide you to success.
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