Back and
Spinal Injury
Back and Spinal Injury
What is a back injury?
Back injuries are a result of damage or trauma to the bones, muscles or other tissues in the back. Motor vehicle accidents can result in a range of back injuries from minor lower and upper back pains and sprains to more severe injuries of the spine like herniated discs or para and quadriplegia.
These injuries are often a result of sudden movements such as impact from a motor vehicle accident. Back injuries can occur from collisions at different speeds.
How long can a back injury last for?
Depending on the severity of your injury, back injuries can last for a little as a few days to permanent damage.
Can I claim compensation?
You may be able to claim compensation for a back or spinal injury if you have had a motor vehicle accident that was not your fault or only partially your fault. At Zaparas, our lawyers are experts in transport accident injuries and can help you get the compensation you deserve. We offer obligation free first appointments; home or hospital appointments and case management on a no win no charge bases.
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