A spinal cord injury can permanently change a person's life, affecting mobility, independence, and the ability to work in ways that few other injuries do. These cases typically involve significant long-term costs, including ongoing medical care, assistive equipment, and home modifications, all of which need to be carefully calculated when pursuing a claim. Because the financial impact extends far beyond initial treatment, working with an attorney who understands how to project future expenses is critical to securing adequate compensation.
Legal teams often consult medical specialists and life-care planners to build a complete picture of what a victim will need throughout their lifetime. Establishing liability may involve detailed accident reconstruction, depending on whether the injury resulted from a vehicle collision, fall, or other incident. A lawyer experienced in catastrophic injury claims can advocate for compensation that reflects the true, lasting impact of a spinal cord injury rather than settling for an amount that falls short of actual needs.
Dennis W. Potts was born in Santa Monica, California, December 17, 1945.
Richard Turbin, an attorney in Honolulu for over 37 years, was born in New York City, graduated from Cornell University, Magna Cum Laude, and Harvard Law School where he served as Editor and Author of the Harvard Civil Rights Law Review. Recently Richard Turbin was chosen a Traphagen Distinguished Alumni of Harvard Law School.
Since 1985, Woody Soldner has been committed to obtaining maximum compensation for those who have been injured in Hawaii due to the actions of others. Woody is particularly focused on helping people with catastrophic injuries, including spinal cord injuries, brain injuries and burns.
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