Spinal Cord Injuries Remain Among Most Expensive

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted November 9, 2021

Spinal cord injuries are one of the most expensive types of personal injury, according to the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. In fact, depending on the type of injury, an SCI can cost more than $4.7 million over the lifetime of a victim.

What’s My Back Injury Worth?

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted February 27, 2018

Statistics tell us that millions of people are treated annually in hospital emergency rooms for injuries related to falls. Back injuries, in particular, are especially common. If you experience a back injury because of someone else’s negligence, you could be entitled to compensation for medical treatment, lost wages, and other associated costs.

This Woman Was Awarded $71 Million For Spinal Injury

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted October 24, 2017

A woman who suffered a horrific spinal injury in an auto crash has recently been awarded a $71 million jury verdict. In this issue, we’ll talk about what happened in the crash and about spine injuries in general.

Here’s The Lowdown on Spinal Injuries

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted September 19, 2017

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A woman who required surgery for the spinal injuries she sustained in a car accident has settled her case for $1 million. In this issue, we’ll share the specifics of the woman’s case, and talk about spinal injuries in general.

Wreck, Spinal Injuries Lead to Largest Personal Injury Award in Colorado

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted November 22, 2016

A car wreck that involved spinal cord and cervical injuries has led to a $52 million award – the largest personal injury award in Colorado history. The Case at a Glance As the victim was riding in her 1994 Honda Civic, another driver attempted a U-turn and drove across the median before crashing into the

Can Robots Help Spinal Injury Victims Regain Function?

By: Injury Lawyer Alaska posted September 6, 2016

There’s incredible news from Brazil suggesting that some people with spinal injuries can regain sensation and mobility by doing a bit of “brain training” with a robot-like machine.

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