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Category Archives: Spinal injury
Paraplegia-spinal injury
Paraplegia In simple terms paraplegia means below waist level paralysis. In life terms every thing is different. I handled a case for a young soldier, who I will call John. He was off for the weekend, and got a lift … Continue reading
Spinal injury
Spinal Injury Contributory negligence can reduce compensation significantly when the injury is serious I have pointed to the effect of a finding of contributory negligence elsewhere. The effect is greatest in the most severe injury cases, because the needs of … Continue reading
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