Santa Fe Bone Fractures Lawyer

Suffering a broken bone injury can be a traumatic and life-altering experience for injury victims of all ages. When they are the result of another party’s negligence and/or recklessness, it can elevate an individual’s level of pain and suffering to a new level. That’s why it’s crucial to have experienced representation from a Santa Fe bone fractures lawyer at Lerner and Rowe.

A skilled Santa Fe injury lawyer can help you navigate the complex legal process and seek the compensation you deserve. Schedule a free, no obligation case review today by calling 575-544-4444,.

Do I Really Need a Santa Fe Bone Fractures Lawyer After an Injury?

Yes, you’ll need a Santa Fe attorney to investigate and defend your bone break case. If your attorney can prove another person or company caused the broken bone, your costs may be fully or partially covered by financial compensation.

Financial compensation might cover most (if not all) of your medical bills, lost wages, and related property damages. Not only will receiving these funds provide peace of mind, but it will place the burden of a legal case on the shoulders of a capable attorney. Call Lerner and Rowe today to begin this process.

Types of Broken Bone Claims Handled by Our Santa Fe Injury Lawyers

What Are Common Bone Fracture Injuries That Occur in Santa Fe?

Broken bones often differ in severity. Examples of bone breaks that happen in Santa Fe are:

• Comminuted fractures: A comminuted fracture occurs when a bone breaks into more than two pieces. This type of fracture is often caused by severe trauma, such as a high-energy impact.
• Displaced fractures: The broken ends of the bone are not aligned. This can cause significant pain and may require surgery to realign the bones.
• Non-displaced fractures: The broken ends of the bone remain in their normal position. These fractures may heal on their own with appropriate treatment.
• Open compound fractures: An open compound fracture, also known as a compound fracture, occurs when the broken bone breaks through the skin. This increases the risk of infection and may require immediate medical attention.
• Stable fractures: Stable fractures are fractures that are not likely to shift out of place. They may be less painful and require less treatment than unstable fractures.
• Oblique fractures: An oblique fracture occurs at an angle to the long axis of the bone. This type of fracture is often caused by a twisting or rotational force.
• Transverse fractures: A transverse fracture occurs straight across the long axis of the bone. This type of fracture is often caused by a direct blow or impact.

These fractures may appear in your wrist, fingers, toes, ribs, sternum, hands, feet, arms, legs, and even your vertebrae. Femur breaks can also occur, which causes an extreme amount of pain. Some bone fractures are disfiguring, including orbital fractures in the skull around the eyes. 

How Long Do I Have to File My Bone Fracture Claim in New Mexico?

You only have three years to file a bone fracture claim in New Mexico. This is due to the statute of limitations. While three years may seem like a long time immediately following your injury, this time passes quickly. 

Consider how long you might need to stay in the hospital, how long you are incapacitated, or how long you may need to be on significant pain killers. By the end of this period, when you feel ready to call, it might be too late.

There is simply too much to lose when putting off filing your injury claim in Santa Fe. First of all, you will have to cover the costs of related damages on your own without financial compensation. And, if you do not file in time, you may not recover just compensation, even at a later date. Start the process today by calling Lerner and Rowe.

Choose a Santa Fe Bone Fractures Lawyer from Lerner and Rowe for Quality Representation

Not only do our Santa Fe bone fractures attorneys offer great representation services, but we also commit to providing excellent communications. You can reach us any time of day or night to access 24/7 legal help. 

We fight for your financial compensation because it’s personal to us. If we can’t settle on a fair amount outside of court, we are trial ready.

Above all, one of the best benefits to choosing Lerner and Rowe lies in our fee structure. There are no fees at all until we win your bone fracture case, so call today and schedule a free case evaluation.

Call a Santa Fe Bone Fractures Lawyer from Lerner and Rowe 

Ready to take the next step? Reach out to Lerner and Rowe today for a free consultation regarding your Santa Fe bone fracture case. Our number is 575-544-4444. When you call, you will be set up with a free case evaluation and consultation. Or you can choose to fill out our FREE online form or use LiveChat. 

Don’t wait to reach out. Our experienced team will take the burden of your case off your shoulders, allowing you to focus on healing. Contact our team today.