Any injury that requires medical treatment is serious, but damage that affects the head or spine can have long-term effects that are not immediately apparent. If you’ve been hurt in this way, you can’t properly assert your rights without knowledgeable guidance regarding your medical condition and the potential compensation that is available. Located in St. Louis, the Guirl Law Firm represents Missouri victims of auto accidents, falls and other incidents that inflict harm upon the head, brain and back. Attorney James N. Guirl has a successful litigation track record amassed over more than three decades and gives clients an advantage by identifying key evidence quickly and building a comprehensive legal argument.
A traumatic brain injury can have a seemingly endless series of effects and symptoms, including dizziness, cognitive impairment, vision problems, epidural hemorrhages and even death. Our firm works with medical experts to detail the full impact of a blow to the head. From there, we seek justice from the negligent parties in cases arising from a full range of incidents, such as:
Starting with a free initial consultation, our personal injury firm will work tirelessly to win a substantial result at trial or through a settlement.
A spinal cord injury can have devastating effects, diminishing or destroying body functions. If you’ve endured an impact to your back in a vehicle crash or some other type of incident, you need prompt assistance from qualified professionals. Whether your case involves paralysis, changes in your daily routine, or persistent pain, we’ll protect your rights and guide you toward a fair resolution of your legal claim.
The Guirl Law Firm advocates for Missouri residents who have suffered head and spinal injuries. Please call 314-391-2585 24 hours a day or contact us online to schedule a free initial consultation. Our office is in St. Louis, but if you cannot travel, attorney James Guirl can come to your home, hospital or nursing facility.
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