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Back and neck injuries are perhaps the most common types of injuries suffered in accidents. Known by many names, neck, back and spine injuries can become chronic or debilitating, causing long-term pain, discomfort and disability. Although traumatic neck and back injuries are relatively common, at Levin & Zeiger, LLP, we treat each case uniquely and recognize that your injury is anything but common to you.
We understand that head and back injuries, which may be caused by car and motorcycle accidents, or from a slip and fall, or from many other causes, dramatically change our clients' lives. Our lawyers understand the different diagnoses - including herniated discs, bulging discs, myositis, myofascitis, fascitis, neuropathy, soft tissue injury, spondylosis, arthritis, stenosis, spondylolisthesis , scoliosis, whiplash, neuropathy, pinched nerve, radiculopathy and parasthesia - of back, neck and spine injuries. We work with physicians, including orthopedic surgeons, neurologists, physiatrists, neurosurgeons, and family doctor, to assure that clients receive the finest legal representation, as well as the finest support and medical care.
Representing clients with neck, back and spine injuries requires a team of aggressive investigators and lawyers all devoting their maximum effort to their clients. At Levin & Zeiger, LLP, our Pennsylvania and New Jersey personal injury attorneys have represented clients with traumatic neck and back injuries for many years. Our attorneys work together with a team of investigators and support staff to investigate every claim. That way, when you need a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania or New Jersey personal injury attorney to represent you, a family member or friend who has suffered a traumatic spine, neck or back injury, you can feel confident when you contact Levin & Zeiger, LLP, where we represent every client zealously in order to obtain the best results possible in each case. To arrange a consultation, please give us a call at 215-825-5183 or send us an email via the form below.
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