Fracture & Joint Injuries

New York, New York Fracture and Joint Injury Litigation

At Pazer & Epstein, P.C., we have the skills and experience you need to advocate for your interests following a fracture or joint injury. Such injuries can severely impact your daily life and deserve to be compensated fully. Our attorneys have a proven track record of getting results for clients in these cases. Contact us to schedule a free initial consultation. We have offices in New York City and Long Island.

A fracture or joint injury can cause immediate damage and pain. There are long-term effects that need to be accounted for, especially when you have been injured due to negligence.

A fracture can result from:

• Car accidents
• Truck accidents
• Construction accidents
• Slip and fall accidents
• Other mishaps

You must seek immediate medical attention when you have suffered a fracture or damage to your joints. In addition to that, you also need the type of experienced and aggressive representation that we have provided for 40 years at Pazer & Epstein, P.C.

An injury to a knee or shoulder suffered on someone's premises or behind the wheel of a car can be degenerative. Immediate medical care helps and surgeries may lessen the pain. However, there may be long-term issues that need to be addressed in establishing your personal injury case. Simple daily tasks and morning routines can become difficult and put you in excruciating pain. Cartilage damage and inflammation of a joint could cause a lifetime of arthritis.

We bring our knowledge of personal injury law as it pertains to a fracture and use the expertise of medical professionals in helping us establish your case. While our experience gives us an in-depth understanding of the medical aspects of your case, a doctor can be a great advocate in proving your case at the mediation table or in the courtroom.

For more information or to schedule a free consultation with an experienced lawyer to discuss a fracture or an injury to your knee, ankle, wrist, or elbow, please contact us.