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The spinal cord is the primary path through which all nervous system signals travel, and if this pathway is impaired due to injury, the central nervous system fails to function properly. Money alone cannot reverse all the harm associated with such injuries, but it can be the key to helping you move forward with your life and to holding those responsible for your accident accountable.

If you have sustained spinal damage in an accident caused by a commercial truck driver’s negligence, consult a Franklin spinal cord injury lawyer from The Law Firm for Truck Safety. Our truck accident attorneys have extensive experience with catastrophic injury cases and fighting effectively for families affected by these injuries. We strive to help victims recover holistically from their losses while also achieving closure for what happened to them.

Understanding the Medical Side of Spinal Cord Trauma

Spinal Cord Vertebral Column of Human Skeleton System Anatomy

The first step to constructing a strong civil lawsuit for spinal cord damage caused by a commercial truck wreck is understanding exactly what type of injury you have suffered and what effects it will have on your life. For example, injuries where the spinal cord is bruised or only slightly torn do not always result in total or permanent paralysis. However, in cases where the spinal cord is completely split into two, injuries are invariably permanent, with total paralysis below the injury site.

Similarly, injuries higher up the spinal cord and closer to the neck are typically more severe than injuries lower down and closer to the tailbone. This is because the former type of injury prevents a greater portion of the body from communicating with the brain. Our spinal cord injury attorneys in Franklin can work to effectively establish fault and proactively demand compensation for any type of spinal cord trauma, including the unique effects of paraplegia in the lower limbs or quadriplegia in the entire body below the neck.

What Is the Time Limit to Sue for a Spinal Cord Injury?

Our team can provide invaluable help with constructing the strongest possible lawsuit within applicable filing deadlines. Under Tennessee state law, you generally have just one year to file a suit from the date of getting hurt through someone else’s negligence, no matter how long the injury continues to impact your life.

However, there are a few circumstances under which this deadline can be delayed or pushed back for a certain period. One of our firm’s Franklin lawyers can explain how this statute of limitations might affect your spinal cord damage claim during a confidential consultation.

Seek Help From a Spinal Cord Injury Attorney in Franklin Today

Whether simple carelessness or intentional violation of state and federal laws, the misconduct of a truck driver or their employer that has left you with a life-altering injury is inexcusable. Under such circumstances, it is understandably difficult to think proactively about your future. Let a Franklin spinal cord injury lawyer from The Law Firm for Truck Safety help you understand your options and reclaim control of your life.

You deserve to recover both financially and emotionally from the immense harm you have suffered due to a truck driver’s or a trucking company’s irresponsible actions. Call today to discuss your recovery options with our team.

Franklin Catastrophic Injury Lawyer

Contact The Law Firm For Truck Safety

If you or a loved one have been in a truck crash, we would be honored to learn more about your crash and help you build a path to justice.

Our team of truck crash attorneys is here to help so you don’t have to navigate this complicated process alone.

Contact the attorneys at the Law Firm for Truck Safety via phone for help with your case, or connect with us online for your free, no-obligation case review.

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