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When a broken bone has impacted your quality of life, you need an attorney you can trust to help you secure the compensation you need to recover. At Bressman Law, we understand the devastating impact broken bones and serious injuries can have on your life. Our Columbus fracture attorneys represent clients who have suffered fractures due to someone else’s negligence throughout Columbus and all 88 counties in Ohio. With over 30 years of experience and a dedication to justice, our firm fights for the compensation you deserve.
Why Choose Bressman Law as Your Columbus Broken Bone Attorney
- Our legal team handles complex fracture cases that demand surgical intervention and multiple medical procedures, consistently securing significant compensation for our clients
- We prioritize cases involving serious bone injuries with lasting impacts, recognizing how these injuries fundamentally affect our clients’ futures
- Drawing from extensive experience, our fracture attorneys in Columbus excel in handling diverse fracture types, with particular knowledge in wrist injuries, tibia and fibula breaks, and complex facial bone trauma
- We bring understanding to skull fracture cases, recognizing their frequent correlation with traumatic brain injuries and the additional physical and emotional challenges they present
- Our proven success record in automobile-related fracture cases, including both car and truck accidents, demonstrates our ability to secure favorable outcomes for clients with vehicular accident injuries
- The personal attention of a family firm combined with aggressive advocacy
We Operate on a Contingency Basis
Bressman Law works on a contingency-fee basis for you. This means you owe us nothing upfront and throughout the legal process. We only get paid if and when we secure compensation for you.
If We Don’t Win, You Don’t Pay
Frequently Asked Questions About Broken Bone Injuries
Broken bones commonly result from car accidents, truck accidents, bicycle accidents, slip and fall incidents, dog bites, and workplace injuries. Any incident where significant force is applied to your body can result in fractures, from high-speed collisions to falls from height. As your Columbus broken bone attorney, we investigate how your accident occurred to determine all liable parties.
Our team handles all types of fractures, from simple breaks to complex injuries requiring multiple surgeries. This includes ankle and foot fractures, arm and leg fractures, broken collarbones, broken ribs, broken wrists, compound fractures, facial bone fractures, hip and pelvic fractures, multiple fractures, skull fractures, tibia and fibula fractures, and vertebrae fractures. We focus on serious fracture cases that have significant impact on your ability to work and enjoy life.
It depends on the cause of the accident. For example, a property owner may be held liable for a slip and fall accident, a driver in a car or bicycle accident, an employer for a workplace injury, or a product manufacturer for defective products that resulted in a fracture. In some cases, multiple parties can be held accountable. If you slip and fall at work, an employer, property manager, or property owner could be responsible. If you are injured in a car accident, the at-fault driver bears responsibility.
The value of your case depends on various factors, including the severity of your fracture, required medical treatment, long-term impacts, and circumstances of the accident. Beyond medical bills, your Columbus fracture lawyer can also pursue compensation for lost wages, pain and suffering, future medical care, and long-term disability, if applicable. Each broken bone claim is unique, with compensation based on numerous variables. Key factors include injury severity, required treatments, lasting effects on your lifestyle, and associated medical expenses. We conduct thorough evaluations to determine appropriate compensation for your specific situation.
Your fracture attorney in Columbus can help you pursue compensation for current and future medical expenses, surgical costs, rehabilitation and physical therapy, lost wages from time away from work, future lost income if you cannot return to your previous employment, pain and suffering, permanent disability or disfigurement, medical equipment and assistive devices, and reduced quality of life.
In Ohio, the statute of limitations for personal injury cases, including broken bone injuries, is generally two years from the date of the accident. However, it’s crucial to consult with an experienced attorney as soon as possible to ensure evidence is preserved and all deadlines are met. We strongly recommend seeking legal counsel promptly—early intervention allows us to secure critical evidence and develop a strong case for optimal settlement potential.
Yes, a broken bone and a fracture are exactly the same thing. “Fracture” is simply the medical term that doctors use to describe a broken bone. The terms can be used interchangeably. While medical professionals typically use “fracture” in clinical settings, both words refer to the same type of bone injury.
The duration of your case can vary depending on its complexity, the severity of your injuries, and whether a settlement can be reached or if the case goes to trial. At Bressman Law, we focus on achieving the best results as efficiently as possible, balancing swift resolution with securing maximum compensation for your injuries.
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