Chicagoland Lawyers Representing Victims of Fractures and Broken Bones
A bone fracture resulting from an accident can result in everything from a slight inconvenience (a broken finger) to a severely limiting disability (a fractured spine). If the accident that caused your broken bones was caused by the careless actions of another person or happened at work, you may be able to take legal action to recover financial damages. Fractures come in different varieties including compound fractures, incomplete fractures, oblique fractures and transverse fractures. You could have facial fractures, broken ankles, cracked vertebrae or any number of other broken bones.
Since 1985, the Chicagoland personal injury and workers' compensation attorneys at Salvi & Maher, LLC, have assisted individuals and families facing the difficulties often associated with serious injuries. They work to minimize your worries by pursuing maximum compensation for your personal injury lawsuit or working to appeal a denied workers' compensation claim.
Contact us to arrange a free consultation with one of our experienced attorneys. We are dedicated to protecting your rights and handling legalities while you focus on healing.
Making It Through the Tough Times
Dealing with any fracture takes patience; bones heal slowly. Depending on the severity of your break and where it is located, you may be unable to work or care for yourself for an extended time. This can lead to an inability to pay medical bills and difficulty meeting day-to-day expenses. You do not have to suffer through tough times alone. We can help.
Salvi & Maher represents people suffering from fractures caused by:
- Car crashes or motorcycle accidents
- Truck accidents
- Airline and railroad injuries
- Snowmobile accidents
- Watercraft accidents
- Bicycle and scooter accidents
If your fracture happened in the workplace and your employer has denied your workers' compensation claim, we can help you file an appeal and fight to have the denial overturned.
Contact Salvi & Maher Today
At Salvi & Maher, our personal injury and workers' compensation cases are handled on a contingency-fee basis. This means, you will not be responsible for attorney's fees unless we are successful in your case. Contact us to arrange a no-cost, no-obligation consultation to discuss your fracture-related injury claim.
