Brain injury and amputation lawyer in Texas

As traumatic as spinal cord, traumatic brain, and amputation injuries are, our commitment is to work hard on the behalf of injured parties to ensure they receive the appropriate financial compensation and medical care. Dr. Brad Bradshaw’s Law Firm has a track record of getting our clients settlements that are higher than competing law firms. With our low fees and tenacity, our clients can end up with millions more in their pocket than they would get with even top national firms.

Our approach to these cases involves finding the best possible medical experts to not only provide testimony on the severity of your injury, but in some cases they help with medical care as well.

An important part of our medical-legal team in these instances is a life care planner. They research and report on your likely medical needs spanning the rest of your life. An economist adds consideration of the effects of inflation to the report so we are able to provide the most accurate possible look at your future financial needs.

Some of our spinal cord injury clients we assist with finding the best medical care possible, including admission to the renowned Craig Institute in Denver. We also facilitate admission to traumatic brain injury rehabilitation programs across the United States. We go beyond providing you the legal and financial help you deserve by ensuring you are connected with the best possible health care providers to treat these catastrophic injuries.

If you want a record settlement in your amputation case, our teams have reached settlements for millions of dollars, including one for more than $20 million. Additionally we work with top medical experts to find amputee patients the best possible functional recovery. We often work with osseous integration medical experts who have revolutionized treatments for amputations. With a lightweight metal inserted into the bone, it is integrated to act as a new limb. While integrating the metal, electrodes can be connected from the prosthesis to the adjacent nerves. This allows the prosthesis to function in many ways like an actual limb—it can open and close digits, flex, and extend by following the electrical signals of your brain. That’s right! Osseous integration allows for the most advanced limb replacement possible.

Have you or a loved one have suffered from a spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, or amputation? Dr. Brad Bradshaw’s Law Firm offers the legal and medical representation and assistance you need, all at industry-low fees.