Back and Spinal Cord Injury Claims

Grand Rapids, Michigan, Spine Injury Attorney

If you or a family member has been in an accident, and are now experiencing problems with head, neck, or back pain, you may have suffered a spinal cord injury that could result in permanent nerve and muscle damage. At Jensen & DeHaan, PC, our personal injury lawyers have been helping victims of negligence recover money damages for spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, and other catastrophic injuries for many years. Our attorneys provide more than fifty combined years of personal injury and disability claims experience to help you recover the full and fair money damages you may be entitled to.

It isn't always about quadriplegia

Many people think that unless their back injury resulted in immediate paraplegia or quadriplegia, they don't have a legitimate spinal cord injury claim. Spinal cord injuries don't always mean immediate paralysis. Some injuries to the spine may only seem like minor back spasms until months or years later, when serious symptoms of reduced mobility, headaches, and impaired motor skills begin to show. If you have reason to suspect that you may have hurt your back in an accident, it may be more than just a twinge of pain. Get to a doctor immediately to have your spine checked for damage. Even a slight injury now can develop into something major.

Social Security disability benefits and Michigan workers' comp

We are more than a one-dimensional personal injury law firm. We help people recover money damages from every possible source, including SSDI for disability claims and workers' compensation, if your accident happened on the job. We have developed a professional relationship with independent specialists to help us develop the strongest case possible to fight for every possible dollar you are entitled to. If you don't collect money for your spinal cord injury claim, Social Security claim, or workers' compensation insurance, you won't pay attorney's fees.

We provide experienced representation to all spinal cord-related injuries:

• Paralysis, paraplegia, quadriplegia
• Nerve damage, impaired motor skills
• Traumatic brain injury, concussions, closed head injury
• Neck and shoulder injury
• Lower back injury

Learn more about disability insurance benefits at these pages:

• SSDI benefits
• Workers' compensation claims

Contact our offices in Grand Rapids, Michigan, to learn more about our complete services to help you recover money damages for your spinal cord injury.