Shreveport Catastrophic Injury Attorney Spinal Cord Injury Counsel Expanded
Nov 28, 2019
Shreveport catastrophic injury attorney at law Elizabeth Hancock has expanded the availability of her firm's spinal cord injury counsel & legal representation services. The firm offers legal advice and court representation to victims of accidental spinal and brain injuries in Louisiana & Texas.
Shreveport, United States - November 28, 2019 /NewsNetwork/ —
Shreveport catastrophic injury attorney at law Elizabeth Hancock announced the expansion of her office’s spinal cord injury counsel & legal representation services. The firm represents and supports victims of auto accidents, ensuring fair compensation for any traumatic brain injuries or spinal cord injuries (SCI) they have suffered.
More information about Elizabeth Hancock Attorney at Law is available at https://elizabethhancocklaw.com
A report by the National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center estimates that vehicular crashes are the leading cause of spinal cord injuries. On average, this type of injury results in about 11 days of hospital care and 34 days of rehabilitation. About 30 percent of victims are re-hospitalized within a year of the injury. Elizabeth Hancock’s law office has expanded legal services for victims of these debilitating conditions in Louisiana & Texas.
The Shreveport, LA personal injury law firm gives victims sound legal advice and ensures that their rights are protected under the law. Victims of spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries often suffer lifelong impairments, chronic pain, traumatic brain injuries, and disabilities. Other setbacks include loss of income, limb amputation, large medical bills, unemployment of caretaker family members, and mounting financial pressure.
Shreveport car accident injury attorney Elizabeth Hancock handles simple & complex accidental injury cases where victims suffer spinal cord injury including paralysis resulting from auto or truck accidents. In most cases, these accidents are caused by others’ negligence.
Attorney Hancock and her team of personal injury law specialists in Shreveport, LA and Longview, TX focus on building a strong case against those responsible for negligence to ensure victims receive maximum compensation and long-term support.
An experienced trial lawyer, Attorney Hancock handles single and multiple vehicle accident injury cases involving cars, commercial vehicles, 18-wheelers, motorcycles, railroad crossings, and pedestrians. She has successfully handled cases involving drunk or distracted drivers, uninsured and under-insured vehicle owners. The firm’s representation services cover major and minor injuries caused by construction debris or defective roads.
According to a spokesperson for the reliable auto accident attorney in Shreveport, “We believe in compassionate assistance and aggressive representation in a court of law, and remain committed to upholding our clients’ rights throughout the legal process.”
The law office of Attorney Elizabeth Hancock is an award-winning personal injury law firm in Shreveport, LA. The firm has successfully won more than $6.8 million in settlements for victims of cervical fusion, multi-level spinal fractures, and other permanent spinal injuries.
Attorney Hancock is a US Air Force veteran and an alumnus of Mississippi College School of Law. She is a member and Military Affairs Commander of the Shreveport Bar Association and a member of the American Bar Association & Louisiana State Bar Association.
For more information, call 318-841-1613 or visit the URL above.
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Name: Elizabeth Hancock
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Organization: Elizabeth Hancock Attorney at Law
Address: 509 Milam St, Shreveport, Louisiana 71101, United States
Phone: +1-318-841-1613
Website: https://elizabethhancocklaw.com
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