Paralysis Lawyer in Redding, CA

When paralysis occurs due to someone else's negligence, the physical, emotional, and financial impact can be overwhelming. In Redding, California, those facing this devastating reality need dedicated legal representation that understands both the complexity of paralysis cases and the local legal landscape. This page provides essential information about pursuing justice after paralysis injuries in Shasta County and surrounding areas.

Paralysis represents one of the most severe outcomes in personal injury cases. These catastrophic injuries typically result in permanent disability and require lifelong medical care, adaptive equipment, and significant lifestyle modifications.

Paralysis can affect different parts of the body depending on the location and severity of the injury:

• Monoplegia: Paralysis affecting one limb
• Hemiplegia: Paralysis affecting one side of the body
• Paraplegia: Paralysis affecting both legs and possibly parts of the torso
• Quadriplegia/Tetraplegia: Paralysis affecting all four limbs and torso
• Diplegia: Paralysis affecting the same area on both sides of the body
• Locked-in Syndrome: Complete paralysis of all voluntary muscles except those controlling eye movements

Several preventable accidents can lead to paralysis, including:

• Motor Vehicle Accidents: Car, truck, and motorcycle collisions are leading causes of spinal cord injuries
• Falls: Particularly from heights or in unsafe premises
• Sports Injuries: Contact sports and recreational activities with inadequate safety measures
• Medical Malpractice: Surgical errors, birth injuries, or misdiagnosis
• Workplace Accidents: Construction site falls, equipment malfunctions, or exposure to hazardous conditions
• Acts of Violence: Gunshot wounds, stabbings, or assault
• Defective Products: Malfunctioning equipment that causes traumatic injuries

Paralysis law suits differ significantly from other personal injury claims in several important ways:

Documenting the full extent of a paralysis injury requires comprehensive medical expertise. A lawyer that sues for paralysis must work closely with neurologists, rehabilitation specialists, and life-care planners to establish both current and future medical needs.

Paralysis cases must account for lifetime expenses, including:

• Ongoing medical treatment and therapy
• Home modifications for accessibility
• Specialized vehicles and mobility equipment
• In-home care services
• Lost earning potential
• Pain and suffering

Because of the high-value nature of paralysis claims, insurance companies often deploy aggressive tactics to minimize settlements. Experienced paralysis lawyers understand these strategies and can effectively counter them.

With 40+ years of experience handling catastrophic injury cases, Moseley Collins Law provides compassionate yet determined representation for paralysis victims in Redding and throughout Shasta County.

• Thorough Investigation: Identifying all potentially liable parties
• Expert Collaboration: Working with medical and economic specialists to document the full impact of injuries
• Comprehensive Damage Calculation: Ensuring all current and future needs are accounted for
• Strategic Negotiation: Leveraging evidence to secure fair settlements
• Trial Preparation: Building compelling cases ready for court presentation if fair settlements cannot be reached

We've won millions for victims while providing personalized attention throughout the legal process.

Redding offers several quality medical facilities for paralysis patients:

• Shasta Regional Medical Center
• Vibra Hospital of Northern California
• Patients' Hospital of Redding

Recent research continues to advance our understanding of paralysis:

• The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation provides comprehensive information about living with paralysis
• The National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center reports approximately 17,900 new spinal cord injuries occur each year in the United States

The first step involves gathering all relevant evidence, including:

• Medical records documenting the injury
• Accident reports
• Witness statements
• Expert testimonies
• Photographic evidence

Establishing who is legally responsible requires proving:

• The defendant owed you a duty of care
• They breached this duty
• This breach directly caused your injury
• You suffered damages as a result

A thorough calculation of damages typically includes:

• Past and future medical expenses
• Lost wages and diminished earning capacity
• Home and vehicle modifications
• Personal care assistance
• Pain and suffering
• Loss of enjoyment of life

Most cases resolve through settlement negotiations, but Moseley Collins Law prepares every case as if it will go to trial to ensure maximum leverage during negotiations.

Moseley Collins Law proudly serves paralysis victims throughout Redding and the surrounding communities, including:

• Anderson
• Bella Vista
• Burney
• Castella
• Central Valley
• Cottonwood
• Enterprise
• Fall River Mills
• French Gulch
• Igo
• Keswick
• Lakehead
• McArthur
• Millville
• Montgomery Creek
• Oak Run
• Old Station
• Palo Cedro
• Platina
• Round Mountain
• Shasta
• Shasta Lake
• Shingletown
• Whitmore

We also serve clients throughout neighboring counties, including Trinity, Siskiyou, Tehama, and Lassen.

If you or a loved one has suffered paralysis due to someone else's negligence in Redding or surrounding areas, call Moseley Collins Law at 800-426-5546 for a free consultation.

We cannot provide legal advice until we formally represent you, but we can discuss your situation, answer your questions, and help determine if you have a viable claim. If we cannot help with your specific case, we'll point you in the right direction to find appropriate assistance.

Remember, there are no upfront costs – we only get paid if we win your case.