Loss of Sensation and Injury Accident Claims

Orange County Serious Injury Attorney

When nerves are crushed or damaged in an accident, the victim can experience varying degrees of loss of sensation.  In some cases, as the bruising resolves, the sensation returns.  In some serious cases, however, the victim loses sensation permanently.  This loss of sensation can be the result of car accidents, pedestrian accidents, medical malpractice and other incidents in which another person was negligent.  When this is the case, it is urgent that you contact an Orange County serious accident attorney to evaluate you case and assist you with your claim or lawsuit against the liable party.

Have you suffered from Loss of Sensation through Negligence?

When an individual suffers permanent injury through negligence, the claim for compensation will likely be very high value due to the fact that the quality of life of the victim has been diminished through the accident.  The loss of sensation can result in an inability to work or function in life as prior to the injury and the settlement, judgment or verdict should reflect this.  There are a number of damages that will be included in a claim filed on behalf of the client in such a case, including loss of wages, medical costs, future wage loss, other financial losses, loss of enjoyment of life and pain and suffering, based on the details of your case.

At Pacific Attorney Group, our legal team is prepared to relentlessly pursue fair compensation for clients who have suffered an injury in which they have lost sensation.  Such cases are usually considered catastrophic due to the long term changes and challenges that the victims now face.  Our legal team has over 35 years of combined experience in fighting for compensation for clients who have suffered permanent damage through the negligent actions of another.  Whether the loss occurred through an accident or medical error, it must be addressed legally by a professional from our firm. 

Contact an Orange County Serious Injury Attorney from our firm if you or a loved one has suffered loss of sensation in an accident in which another was negligent.