Types of Injuries

Has Your Loved One Gone Into a Coma?

If someone you care about has suffered a brain injury that has led to a vegetative state, and that injury was caused by an act of negligence, Perey Law Group can help. Vegetative State continues

Lawyers Representing Neck and Back Injury Victims

Spinal cord injuries come in many forms. Some of these injuries may inflict a lifetime of pain, simply by impacting a few discs along the spine. Others can leave victims suffering from temporary or even permanent paralysis, an injury that will change the victim’s life forever. Spinal Cord Injuries continues

Attorneys Representing Amputation Victims

There is no doubt that the loss of a limb always has a permanent impact. Loss of a finger can prevent a person from continuing in their line of work or from pursuing their favorite hobbies. Loss of a toe can throw off balance. Needless to say, the loss of an arm or a leg is a catastrophic condition that has lifelong repercussions. Loss of Limb continues

Lawyers Representing Victims of Burn Injuries

Not only do burns result in injuries that are often life-changing, the treatment for these injuries is frequently as painful as the injuries themselves. The emotional trauma and the physical trauma are catastrophic. Burn & Scalding Injuries continues

Attorneys Representing Brain Injury Victims

A brain injury can present itself in many ways. In the most extreme cases, the victim can be left with severe brain damage causing coma or a [permalink id="533"]persistent vegetative state[/permalink]. In other cases, the damage isn’t quite as obvious. The victim may have trouble remembering things, trouble processing information, or other cognitive issues. Brain Injuries continues

Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy is a term often used to describe brain impairments or injuries  in a baby caused by low oxygen levels.

Low oxygen levels damage babies’ brain and other organs, resulting in infants born with: Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy continues

Anoxic Brain Injury is a condition that results from total lack of oxygen to the brain. When the brain is deprived of oxygen, even for a few minutes, brain cells begin to die. After just four minutes, permanent brain injury can occur.

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Attorneys Representing Bone and Joint Injury Victims

For many victims of bone fractures and joint injuries, healing is a fairly simple process. A broken arm may be a minor issue by itself, relatively speaking. However, the cumulative impact of several minor injuries can be catastrophic. A person who suffers a broken arm in addition to a broken leg, broken ribs and a torn shoulder has a serious injury to contend with. Bone & Joint Injuries continues