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Category Archives: Spine Injury

Spinal Cord Injury

Spinal Cord Injuries After a Portland Car Accident: Long-Term Costs and Compensation

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A spinal cord injury doesn’t resolve the way a broken arm does. There’s no cast that comes off in six weeks, no clear finish line where recovery is complete. For many Portland car accident victims, a spinal cord injury marks the beginning of a lifetime of medical care, adaptive equipment, and expenses most people… Read More »

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How Much Money Can You Obtain From a Spinal Injury Claim?

By Rosenbaum Law Group, PC |

If you have suffered a spinal injury, you may be experiencing a wide range of complications, including loss of sensation, paralysis, and other severe forms of physical bodily harm. To treat your spinal injury, you may need long-term and costly medical care and therapeutics. You may also have to take time away from your… Read More »

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How Are Spinal Cord Injuries Diagnosed?

By Rosenbaum Law Group, PC |

The National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center indicates that approximately 12,000 new spinal cord injury cases throughout the United States are reported annually. In 2010 there were a quarter of a million Americans who had a spinal cord injury. Anyone can suffer a spinal cord injury due mainly to the fact that this type… Read More »

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