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Las Vegas Neck Injury Lawyer

The neck is vital for mobility and sensory function. When working properly, the neck allows us the freedom to survey our surroundings without having to move our entire body. If, however, you're experiencing pain, the neck can be one of the biggest sources of frustration. The neck is very mobile and also very susceptible to injury. The first seven bones of the vertebra are known as the cervical spine or neck. These bones are separated by spongy discs that give use the freedom to move our necks and cushioning for impact. Some forces are too great for the body's natural defenses and can cause a neck sprain or even fracture. A neck sprain, commonly referred to as whiplash, can be very painful and seriously impact an accident victim's life, including limiting the amount of work you can perform. A fracture of one or more of the cervical vertebra is much more severe. This type of injury can cause paralysis or even death.

Car and motorcycle accidents often result in neck injuries. If you ride a motorcycle, you should always wear a helmet. Drivers and passengers of cars should always wear seat belts to reduce the possibility of these catastrophic injuries. Sports like football, soccer and baseball can also lead to serious neck injuries. If a linebacker hits a running back with the top of his helmet, the compression could crush the vertebra together and possibly fracture the spine. Preventing these types of injuries should be everyone's responsibility. But, no matter how well we prepare, these situations can not always be avoided.

You may have received a neck injury during an auto accident, or as the result of unsafe conditions on someone else's property. In many cases you may be owed compensation for your pain, suffering and medical bills. It is important to have an attorney assess your situation right away. At Oronoz Law Offices we carefully look at each case to ensure maximum compensation to our clients. Our experience, resources and the personal attention put into every case ensures that we will get the best possible outcome for you.

For a free consultation and assessment of your case call us at 877-388-6957.

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