Texas Paraplegia Injury Attorney
Hugh Howerton is one of America’s top rated personal injury attorneys and specializes in paraplegia injury cases. Hugh Howerton represents paraplegia injury victims in cases involving automobile accidents, truck crashes, work injuries, falls and many other types of accidents.
Paraplegia: is when the level of injury occurs below the first thoracic spinal nerve. The degree at which the person is paralyzed can vary from the impairment of leg movement, to complete paralysis of the legs and abdomen up to the nipple line. Paraplegics have full use of their arms and hands.
What are the effects of a spinal cord injury? It depends on the type and level of injury. There are two types: complete and incomplete. A complete injury means that there is no feeling or function below the level on the spine where the injury occurred. An incomplete injury means that there is some functioning below the level of the injury. If you have an incomplete injury you may be able to move one limb more than another or feel parts of the body that cannot be moved.
Knowing that so much is at stake with paraplegia injuries "Day-In-The-Life’ videos are created to show how Mr. Howerton’s clients are affected by their injury. Since future medical care costs are generally very expensive with this type of injury Mr. Howerton hires qualified expert witnesses in life care planning and economics to determine and prove the cost future medical care and calculate the loss of future earning capacity so that the full measure of his client’s losses are proven.
If you or a loved one has suffered a paraplegia spinal injury please contact us to see how we may help you.
To get help now from Hugh Howerton, an experienced and successful spinal injury attorney call 1-877-984-9848 or simply fill out the quick contact form.
Hugh Howerton accepts paraplegia spinal cord injury cases in the following Texas cities: Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, Beaumont, Laredo, McAllen and Corpus Christi. Mr. Howerton also accepts cases in the following states: Texas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Lousiana, Kansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Missouri, New Mexico, California, Arizona and Florida.
If you live in another state call us and we may be able to help you. If not, we can help you locate a competent attorney in your area.
