Fox Law Philadelphia hand injury lawyers are experienced in hand and wrist injury claims. Car accidents and slip and fall accidents are the most common types of accidents that we see resulting in hand and wrist injuries, although there are an array of reasons to seek an experienced Philadelphia personal injury attorney for hand and wrist personal injury claims.

The use of our hands and wrists is something we take for granted until we are injured. Our hands and wrists are a very delicate part of the body, with small bones and ligaments. As a result, hand and wrist injuries can result in serious injury claims. Some of our cases have resulted in permanent damage to the hand and wrist, multiple surgeries, an inability to use the hand and wrist to lift any weight, and sometimes an inability to do the same job that you have done for years. Fox Law has relationships with hand and wrist specialists, as well as other experts who can render medical opinions to support your hand or wrist injury, identify your future medical needs, and quantify the impact your hand or wrist injury will have on your life.

Fox Law Philadelphia Hand Injury Lawyers advice following an accident.

Hand and wrist injuries may range from a severe sprain to fractures and ligament tears. Some hand and wrist injuries only require immobilization with a cast and no surgery, while other hand and wrist injuries require significant surgery to repair ligament tears or broken bones, with the placement of screws and wire. Whether the hand or wrist injury results in immobilization for a sprain and strain injury, or surgery to repair ligament tears and/or broken bones, hand and wrist injuries often result in weeks of immobilization. As a result, a hand or wrist injury affects just about everything you do, and has a significant impact on your daily life.

If you have been injured in an accident and have sustained a hand or wrist injury, you should follow up with a hand specialist following your emergency room examination, even if the emergency room finds no obvious injury. Sometimes hand and wrist injuries are subtle, and not diagnosed in the emergency room. Therefore, hand and wrist injuries require the further examination of a hand specialist beyond your emergency room examination. A doctor who specializes in the hand and wrist can further evaluate your hand for injury, and order the appropriate MRIs or CT Scans to more specifically identify a hand or wrist injury. Being proactive in this regard may prevent further injury or the hand or wrist from becoming more restricted.

Fox Law Philadelphia hand injury lawyers understand the value of your hand or wrist injury case.

The value of hand or wrist injury case depends on the severity of the injury and the ongoing residual affects.  Fox Law  Philadelphia hand injury lawyers understand how to develop a serious hand injury case. We are client driven and trial ready for your hand or wrist injury claim. Contact Philadelphia hand injury lawyers at Fox Law today for the personal attention your case deserves, and experience it demands.