Back and
Spinal Injury
Back and spinal injury
If you have sustained a back or spinal injury at work, in public, on the roads or due to the negligence of someone else in Brisbane, Upper Coomera and Queensland, you may be entitled to claim compensation.
What is a back injury?
Back injuries are a result of damage or trauma to the bones, muscles or other tissues in the back. Motor vehicle accidents can result in a range of back injuries from minor lower and upper back pains and sprains to more severe injuries of the spine like herniated discs or para and quadriplegia.
These injuries are often a result of sudden movements such as impact from a motor vehicle accident. Back injuries can occur from collisions at different speeds.
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Diagnosing a back or spinal injury
The best way to diagnose back pain or a spinal injury is with an X-ray, CT scans or MRI scans. The severity of back injuries can vary and it is best to seek advice from your medical practitioner.
What compensation can I claim?
Depending on the severity of your injury, back injuries can last for a little as a few days to permanent damage.
How long can a back injury last for?
The best way to diagnose back pain or a spinal injury is with an X-ray, CT scans or MRI scans. The severity of back injuries can vary and it is best to seek advice from your medical practitioner.
Can I claim compensation?
You may be able to claim compensation for a back or spinal injury if you have had a motor vehicle accident that was not your fault or only partially your fault. At Zaparas Lawyers Queensland, our compensation lawyers can help advise you on your claim on a No Win, No Fee* basis. This means that in the unlikely event that we don’t succeed in securing compensation for you, we will not charge you for any of our professional fees.
We can help you
find out if you have a claim
What to do next?
We understand that making a claim can be stressful, which is why we have broken down the process in 3 simple steps to start you on your journey.
1
Contact us today to book
your appointment
To contact us, simply fill out the form below and a member of our friendly team will contact you to set up a free, no-obligation initial appointment. Alternatively, you could give us a call on 07 5675 1300.
2
Meet with one of
our lawyers
Once you have made contact, you will have your appointment with one of our lawyers. We have multiple convenient locations, so you can find an office that is closest to you. Alternatively, we offer home or hospital appointments, ensuring you can be heard no matter your circumstances.
3
Discuss your
options
Once you have had your Free, No-Obligation initial appointment, our team will discuss your options with you and make a collaborative decision of the best course of action.
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to help
You can use the form below to leave your details and a member of our team will be in contact. We offer free, no-obligation initial appointments.
If you would prefer to speak with us right away, or you have any questions, please give us a call.
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