Nashville Personal Injury Lawyers Examine the Costs of Quadriplegia

Take a moment to think about the numerous physical tasks you complete on a daily basis. Now, imagine being unable to move your body and how this could affect your ability to lead a normal life. This the daily life of anyone suffering from Quadriplegia.

Quadriplegia is a condition where all four limbs are paralyzed. The condition is most commonly the result of a severed spinal cord. Estimates from the National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center show that roughly 125,000 Americans are considered quadriplegic.

The costs associated with quadriplegia can be enormous. Data indicates that in the first year alone of being quadriplegic, a victim may rack up as much as $1.1 million in expenses. If the individual is age 25 at the time of their injury, they can expect to accrue as much as $4.5 million in medical bills and other costs throughout the course of their lifetime.

Luckily, negligent parties can be held liable for damages in the event that their actions cause quadriplegia. Proving such a case can be complex though, which is why hiring a legal representative can be vital if a victim is considering filing a personal injury lawsuit.

At Ponce Law, our team of Nashville personal injury lawyers is versed in helping those who have been injured due to another person’s mistake, and we can help you. To find out more about how we can assist with your case, call us today at 615-244-4325.

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