Spinal Cord Injury Attorneys

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Spinal Cord Injuries Are Serious, You Deserve Compensation

Aiding Our Connecticut Clients in Cases to Get Them the Best Results Possible

Spinal cord injury requires immediate medical attention and is among the most expensive type of injury in terms of initial and ongoing medical costs. The severity of these injuries as well as potential recovery time vary on a case by case basis. If your injury was the result of someone else's negligence, you have a right to seek justice.


As experienced spinal cord injury attorneys, BBB Attorneys of Connecticut understands that no two people have the same prognosis for their injuries. No matter the cause or severity, we are here to help you get the compensation you deserve.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What types of compensation can I seek for my spinal cord injury and related damages?

    In a spinal cord injury case, you may be eligible to seek various types of compensation for your injuries and related damages. This can include medical expenses, rehabilitation costs, lost wages, pain and suffering, loss of earning capacity, and in some cases, even future care and assistance. The specific types and amount of compensation depend on the circumstances of your case.

  • Will my insurance cover the expenses related to my spinal cord injury?

    The availability of insurance coverage for your spinal cord injury expenses will depend on the specific insurance policies involved. This can include health insurance, auto insurance (if the injury occurred in a car accident), or other liability insurance policies. 

  • What is the statute of limitations for filing a personal injury claim for a spinal cord injury?

    A personal injury claim for a spinal cord injury is subject to a statute of limitations, which is a legal timeframe within which you must file your claim. The specific statute of limitations for spinal cord injury cases may vary depending on your jurisdiction and the circumstances of the case. For personal injury cases, the statute of limitations in Connecticut is two years. It is crucial to consult with a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible to determine the applicable statute of limitations and ensure your claim is filed within the required timeframe to protect your rights.

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Once you complete the form with your name and contact information, it will be sent to the professionals at BBB Attorneys via secure connection.

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Within 24 business hours, one of our staff members will review the information submitted and call you regarding your case.

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When a representative from BBB Attorneys calls, you can expect them to follow up with additional questions that will help determine whether or not your case is viable. If it is, we will explain next steps in filing a claim!

What You Need to Know About Spinal Cord Injury

The spinal cord is a column of nerve fibers and tissue that medical providers divide into four distinct regions. The key to understanding your diagnosis and treatment is knowing where your injury is located. The Four Spinal Cord Regions are:

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Cervical: The topmost region where the brain connects to the spinal cord

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Thoracic: Middle region of the spinal cord

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Lumbar: Lower region where the spinal cord begins to bend

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Sacral: Lower triangle shaped region bending slightly outward

A spinal cord injury is the result of damage to any portion of the spinal cord or the nerves at the base of the spine. The spinal cord forms the brain's connection to the body. If the brain is unable to send information passed the location of the injury, the sensory, motor and reflex abilities of the brain can be negatively impacted.

Types of Spinal Cord Injury 

Complete injury: There is no function, sensation or movement below the level of injury. However, there is some potential for recovery.


Incomplete injury: There is some function below the level of injury. Most spinal cord injuries are incomplete and doctors use a grading scale to assess this type of injury.

Common Causes of Spinal Cord Injury

Spinal cord injuries are common as a result of several types of accidents, including:

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Motor Vehicle Accidents

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Slips/Falls

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Acts of Violence

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Sports/Recreation Related

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Medical/Surgical

How BBB Attorneys Can Help You

If you or a loved one has suffered from a spinal cord injury, the experienced legal team at BBB Attorneys can help. Our skilled attorneys will gather all of the relevant evidence including incident reports, police records, medical bills, and witness statements. Armed with this information, we will negotiate on your behalf to demand the compensation you deserve.

Contact us today by calling (203) 562-0900 to discuss your case with an attorney. We offer free consultations and have offices statewide in Startford, West Hartford, North Haven, New Haven, Cheshire, Southington, New Milford, Simsbury, Waterbury, and most of the state of Connecticut.

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$3,875,000

Motor Vehicle Collision

Our client, and her two unborn children, were injured when a car struck them in a parking lot of a grocery store in Hartford County. The injuries caused our client to go into preterm labor.

$100,000

Dog Bite

After a dog attack caused a non-surgical fracture of our client's knee, we secured a settlement  prior to the commencement of any lawsuit for our client.

$250,000

Motor Vehicle Collision

Our client was stopped in traffic on the Merritt Parkway on a rainy afternoon. The other driver was not paying attention and slammed directly into our client. 

$225,000

Workplace Injury

Our client, a construction worker, was injured when his work van was struck during a snow storm. Our office assisted him in recovering monies for his injuries, as well as the property damage to his truck and tools. 

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