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Santa Ana Crush Injury Attorneys


Representing Crush Injury Victims in Santa Ana

Crush injuries occur when an external crushing force is applied to the body or a body part. Severe compression can cause direct trauma to the tissues, leading to muscle injury and swelling. Crush injuries are medical emergencies that can have serious complications.

If you or your loved one has suffered crush injuries due to the negligence of someone else, contact HN Injury Lawyers for skilled legal representation. Phillip Nghiem has been recognized by his peers as a Rising Star through Super Lawyer Magazine in 2022 and 2023, and Edward Hess has recovered over eight figures in verdicts and settlements.

Contact us at (657) 333-5726 to schedule a free consultation with one of our experienced Santa Ana crush injury lawyers.

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What Are the Types of Crush Injuries?

Crushing of the body or an arm, leg, or other body part can cause serious injuries that can potentially lead to chronic pain, disability, and reduced quality of life. These injuries include:

  • Crush syndrome: This condition involves a series of metabolic changes due to a severe injury of the skeletal muscles. It is characterized by significant systemic symptoms from toxins that are released by crushed muscle tissue.
  • Compartment syndrome: Crush injuries can cause a localized rapid rise of tension within a muscle compartment, leading to metabolic disturbances.
  • Compression syndrome: This is an indirect muscle injury caused by a simple, slow compression of a group of muscles, leading to damage and causing substances to enter the blood.
  • Spinal cord injury: When the spinal cord is damaged in a crush injury, the initial traumatic injury is followed by a long period of secondary symptoms. These include inflammation, oxidative stress, and necrosis (death of tissue cells).

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Who Is Liable for Crush Injuries?

If you have sustained crush injuries in an accident that was someone else’s fault, the at-fault party may be liable for your injuries. For example, potentially liable parties may include:

Our experienced Santa Ana injury attorneys can thoroughly investigate your accident to determine fault and liability and pursue full compensation on your behalf.

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What Types of Compensation Are Available for Crush Injury Victims?

After a crush injury accident caused by someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to seek compensation from responsible parties. Legal options to pursue compensation may include filing a claim with the at-fault party’s insurance company or filing a personal injury lawsuit against the responsible party in civil court.

Crush injuries often require extensive, ongoing medical treatment. Damages you are eligible to claim may include:

  • Past and future medical expenses
  • Rehabilitative treatment
  • Lost earnings
  • Diminished earning potential
  • Disability
  • Disfigurement
  • Pain and suffering
  • Reduced quality of life

Our Santa Ana crush injury attorneys can assess the full extent of your losses and negotiate with insurance companies to maximize the compensation you receive.

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Contact Our Santa Ana Personal Injury Firm After a Crush Accident

At HN Injury Lawyers, we firmly believe that everyone deserves reliable and effective representation. We recognize the importance of getting to know our clients to better understand their needs. Our Santa Ana personal injury attorneys spare no details and handle each case with a tailored strategy.

When we represent you at HN Injury Lawyers, our number one goal is to get you the compensation you deserve. Our Santa Ana legal team has over 50 years of combined experience with over 100 cases tried before a jury and a successful track record.

If you or your loved one has suffered crush injuries through the negligence of another, call us at (657) 333-5726 to schedule a complimentary consultation.

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