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Ohio Spinal Cord Injury Attorney

Spinal Cord Injury

The Donahey Law Firm is one of the oldest personal injury law firms in central Ohio. Established in 1968, our mission has always been to fight for justice by helping injured people obtain monetary compensation for their pain and suffering and other losses.

Our experienced Ohio spinal cord injury attorneys handle personal injury and medical malpractice cases, including very serious spinal cord injuries causing severe pain or paralysis. We represent clients who have encountered these serious spinal cord injuries through many different types of surgical errors:

  • Failure to diagnose a subluxation of the spine and perform necessary decompression and realignment
  • Negligent handling of a laminectomy (removal of a portion of the vertebral bone)
  • Negligent handling of a discectomy (removal of a portion of the intervertebral disc)
  • Failure to properly perform a spinal tap
  • Failure to properly give an epidural
  • Negligent treatment of meningitis requiring drawing of spinal fluid

When Doctors Fail to Handle a Spinal Cord Injury Correctly

Many spinal cord injuries occur for reasons completely beyond a person's control. They happen in car accidents, truck accidents or during a slip and fall. Sadly, the damage caused by these accidents may be made worse when medical malpractice is involved.

Doctors may fail to properly stabilize and promptly treat spinal cord injury victims. The results are serious. The spinal cord, a bundle of nerves running through the backbone, becomes damaged. The nerves below the injury site can no longer control movement throughout the body, which can result in paraplegia or quadriplegia. Further complications can lead to serious infection and wrongful death.

If you suspect that medical malpractice may have caused your spinal cord injury, talk to a Columbus spinal cord injury attorney. Call our Ohio law offices toll free at 866-918-5886 or contact us online. Initial consultations are free, confidential and at no obligation.

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