Cape Coral / Fort Myers Brain / Head & Spinal Cord Injury Attorneys
Nothing strikes fear and anguish into one’s heart more than sustaining, or having a loved one sustain, a brain or spinal injury. Treatment is ongoing, costs of treatment and other damages are also usually ongoing and steep, and relationships with others may be temporarily or permanently altered. We hear about these injuries with returning wars Veterans, but there are also many civilians whose lives may be permanently altered or sacrificed if the negligence, carelessness, or deliberate acts of other parties cause a brain or spinal cord injury.
Traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries can be sustained from either a closed or open head injury. Internal bleeding in the different spaces in the brain can occur, creating potentially irreversible damage. Injury can be sustained by blunt trauma or invasive trauma, such as from a projectile into the brain or spinal cord. Traumatic injury can extend to other portions of your brain or spinal column from the original site of injury. These are grave injuries; you will need expert help. Smith & Valentine Law will be there for you, fighting aggressively for compensation for your losses.
Contact the winning team of Smith & Valentine Law for your no-charge initial consultation. The success you deserve from your brain or spinal personal injury claim begins with your call!
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Why hire a board certified trial attorney?
Not all personal injury, wrongful death, property and contract disputes, insurance claims, and real estate foreclosures end up in court, but it is impossible to know which litigation will go to trial, and the process can seem daunting.
A Board Certified Civil Trial Attorney has been recommended by peers and judges for this special designation, and has successfully passed an arduous written exam to earn the certification. In fact, according to the Florida Bar web site, there are only two Board Certified trial attorneys in the entire city of Cape Coral.
Board Certified Attorneys are especially well prepared to be your advocate throughout court proceedings because of our acquired knowledge, experience and dogged attention to detail. We have to be able to command attention and speak persuasively with an understanding of courtroom dynamics. In a situation where one mistake can mean the difference between a positive or negative outcome, a board certified civil trial advocate like Smith & Valentine Law can ensure that your legal rights are well protected.
How do I choose the right Attorney?
- What was your impression after meeting with a prospective attorney for the first time?
- Did the attorney have enough experience and education to make you feel confident in their abilities?
- What is the attorney’s area of expertise? Does it align with your situation?
- Did the attorney understand your concerns?
- Did the attorney clearly explain the law related to your potential lawsuit?
- Were you treated in a professional manner?
- How did you learn about the attorney? Were you referred by a friend, relative or business contact or were you motivated by a TV or phone book advertising?