Costa Mesa Paralysis Injury Lawyer

Our Costa Mesa paralysis injury lawyers handle a wide range of these types of life-altering cases, including:
Monoplegia (paralysis of a single limb)
Paraplegia (paralysis below the waist)
Quadriplegia/Tetraplegia (paralysis from the neck down)
Hemiplegia (paralysis of one side of the body)
Diplegia (symmetrical paralysis, often in legs or arms)
Facial paralysis
If your loved one’s paralysis led to a fatal outcome, we also handle wrongful death claims related to catastrophic injury.

Yes. Paralysis is classified as a catastrophic injury because it causes long-term or permanent damage that dramatically alters a person’s life. These injuries often require extensive medical care, rehabilitation, and home modifications, making experienced legal representation critical.

Some common personal injury accidents that result in paralysis are:
Motorcycle accidents
Premises liability incidents
Bike accidents
Elder abuse incidents
Boat accidents
Pedestrian accidents
Car accidents
Bus crashes
Slip and fall incidents
Truck wrecks
Whether you were hit on the 405 or slipped in a local grocery store, our Costa Mesa attorneys can help determine if you have a valid case.

If someone else’s negligence caused your paralysis, your compensation could include:
Current and future medical expenses
Mobility aids (wheelchairs, ramps, adaptive devices)
Physical and occupational therapy
In-home care or nursing assistance
Lost wages and diminished earning capacity
Transportation costs, including ambulance or helicopter fees
Our attorneys work to maximize your claim and ensure you’re not left covering these expenses out of pocket.

At Lerner and Rowe, we understand how overwhelming life can feel after a catastrophic injury. That’s why we take on the heavy lifting—so you don’t have to. Here’s how we help:
We start with a free case evaluation, carefully reviewing every detail and piece of evidence you have.
Our team investigates the accident scene documentation and collaborates with expert witnesses to strengthen your case.
We consult with medical professionals to fully understand how your injuries will impact your life today and in the future.
Then, we file a powerful claim and negotiate aggressively with the insurance companies to seek the maximum compensation possible.
You focus on healing and rebuilding your life. We’ll handle the rest with compassion, experience, and a relentless commitment to your case.

Under California’s statute of limitations, you typically have two years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury claim. However, exceptions may apply. Don’t delay. Contact our Costa Mesa lawyer team today to protect your rights and avoid missing important deadlines.