Joint and Ligament Injury

All joints in the body are important, but the shoulder is involved in all activities and is the most important. The second most important joint is the knee. The knee joint is vulnerable to injury because the knees bear weight and suffer wear and tear. Injuries range from ligament strain or cartilage tears to fractures and the need for a total knee replacement.

When you are suddenly left without the ability to live without pain because of a serious ligament, knee, or other joint injury due to a negligent act, you need a law office you can trust to protect you.

The Law Office of Todd Rash collaborates with medical professionals and other experts to document the extent of injury and present and future disability, and to establish the real-time costs to meet lifetime needs.

Examples of joint and ligament injuries often caused by negligent acts:

• › Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries
• › Posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) injuries
• › Meniscus injuries
• › Ruptured patellar tendons
• › Dislocated knees
• › Compound knee fractures