Experienced Legal Help For Lumbar And Cervical Radiculopathy
Pain, tingling, numbness or weakness in your back, neck or extremities may be the result of lumbar or cervical radiculopathy. Nerve issues resulting from a car crash or fall can be the cause of this painful condition. If you are suffering from radiculopathy, also called a pinched nerve, you need experienced legal guidance to can help you get medical help. At Cohen, Snyder & Eisenberg, P.A., our lawyers have assisted personal injury clients for over 50 years.
We represent injured clients across Maryland from our Baltimore, Frederick, Essex, Glen Burnie and Towson offices. Our lawyers work to maximize compensation for medical bills, lost pay, pain and other expenses. You can call 1-800-INJURED on nights and weekends, to schedule your free consultation. Our neck and back injury attorneys can answer your questions without fees.
Understanding Your Nerve Injury And Recovery
Recovering from cervical or lumbar radiculopathy may require a person to receive physical therapy, medications or surgery. Treatment can take time, and a person’s injuries can prevent them from working or caring for their children. Call our firm immediately if you believe an accident caused your nerve injury.
Many types of accidents can cause lumbar or cervical radiculopathy, including:
- Collisions between vehicles, trucks or motorcycles
- Car crashes involving pedestrians or bicycles
- Slips and/or falls because of dangerous conditions
- Workplace injuries caused by a fall or heavy machinery
Knowledgeable Guidance From Proven Lawyers
Our attorneys will work with a team of health care professionals to investigate the cause of your injury. Based on this thorough examination of the facts, we will create a comprehensive legal plan for your accident injury. We will file claims, negotiate with insurance providers and fight for you in the courtroom.
Talk To An Attorney For Free About Your Painful Injuries
We help people recover from their injuries and move forward with their lives in a positive direction. You can set up your free first meeting by calling 1-800-INJURED. We also respond to all client questions by email.
