Spinal Injuries Lawyers & Attorneys
The vast majority of spinal injuries happen in auto accidents, but they can happen at work or at home.
Spinal cord injuries ("SCI") vary in their severity. They can take the form of a complete injury, or an incomplete injury. A complete injury is more serious and typically robs the victim of feeling, function or sensation below the level of the injury.
An incomplete spinal injury is a result of some compression to the spinal cord and can result in problems sensing heat or cold, a loss of bowel and bladder control, a loss of function in the torso or limbs, or a pins and needles sensation in the arms or legs.
Victims of spinal injuries often have their quality of life drastically changed, as they may require constant care. Our spinal injuries lawyers & attorneys can help you get retribution such as damages for pain, suffering and loss of enjoyment of life as well as home and vehicle modifications, future care costs and other economic losses.
Oatley Vigmond sponsored a 2010 conference "From Hospital to Home: The Continuum of Care after SCI" put on by the Canadian Paraplegic Association for nurses, allied health care professionals, patients and their families. Also, Oatley Vigmond and McLeish Orlando have donated $1 million to the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute's Lyndhurst and University sites. Lyndhurst is the only rehabilitation centre in Canada that deals solely with spinal injuries.
Jim Vigmond is a lead sponsor of the Peer Support Program of the Canadian Paraplegic Association.
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