Suing After Paralysis: What You Need to Know

If you have suffered paralysis as the result of the negligent actions of another party, you have the right to pursue justice by filing a personal injury claim. Filing a personal injury claim will allow you to pursue the compensation you are owed for your injuries while ensuring the liable party is held responsible for their actions that led to such severe circumstances. To get help suing after you have suffered paralysis, contact a trusted lawyer today.

At Hollis Law Firm, we can help you build a strong personal injury claim as you pursue justice for your paralysis and other losses you may have suffered. We are committed to helping our clients by guiding them through each step of the claims process as they determine who should be held responsible for this life-altering injury.

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Last updated on July 3, 2024

Steps to Take When Filing a Lawsuit After Paralysis

After you suffer paralysis due to an accident caused by another negligent party, you have the legal right to file a personal injury claim and pursue justice for the losses you have suffered. To ensure you have the strongest personal injury claim possible, it is important you follow these steps as you get closer to pursuing justice for your case.

Identify the Liable Party

Depending on the circumstances of the accident that caused your paralysis, there are various parties who may hold full or partial liability for the losses you have suffered. To ensure the liable party is identified and held responsible for the harm you have suffered, it is important you retain the help of a trusted lawyer who will launch a full investigation into your case.

Proving Liability

Once the liable party has been identified, you must be able to prove that this party is at fault for your paralysis. To prove liability, your lawyer will collect evidence of the four factors of negligence. The four factors of negligence are as follows:

  • The liable party owed you a duty of care
  • The duty of care was breached
  • The breach of duty led to your paralysis
  • You suffered losses as a result

Contact a trusted personal injury lawyer for help proving liability in your paralysis injury case.

Recovering Damages

Suffering from paralysis is life-altering. To ensure you are properly compensated for all of the losses you have suffered as a result of your paralysis, you need to file a personal injury claim, which will allow you to pursue the damages you are owed. The damages you may be eligible to collect include the following:

When you work with an experienced personal injury lawyer, they will negotiate with the insurance provider to ensure you are able to collect the maximum amount of compensation you are owed for your case. To ensure you are able to build a strong claim after you have suffered paralysis as a result of another party’s negligence, retain the help of a trusted lawyer today.

Get Help From a Trusted Paralysis Injury Lawyer Today

At Hollis Law Firm, our trusted legal team believes in holding negligent parties responsible for their actions and helping our clients pursue fair compensation after they have been paralyzed. We can help you gather the evidence necessary to identify the party liable and ensure you have a strong claim.

At Hollis Law Firm, we guide our clients through the personal injury process so they feel confident in their legal representation as they pursue the damages they are owed after suffering paralysis. Contact our experienced personal injury lawyers today at (800) 701-3672 or complete our contact form.

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JASON CHAMBERS, JD
Hollis Law Firm

As the managing attorney at the Hollis Law Firm, Jason Chambers leads complex product liability and personal injury litigations, advocating for clients injured by defective drugs, medical devices, and personal injury accidents. The firm, based in Kansas City, represents victims throughout the Midwest and beyond, offering free consultations to those affected by harmful prescription drugs, defective medical devices, and personal injuries.

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