Newnan Fractures and Broken Bones Attorney

Severe fractures can cause lifelong impairment and chronic pain. If you have suffered broken bones in an accident caused by an act of negligence, contact Kam, Ebersbach & Lewis, P.C. as soon as possible. Our Newnan fractures and broken bones lawyers are dedicated legal advocates for injured people.

Why Choose Our Firm?

Our experienced Newnan personal injury lawyers at Kam, Ebersbach & Lewis, P.C. have the legal skills, resources, and dedication to tenaciously pursue full compensation for your injuries.

We have more million-dollar settlements in Coweta County than any other law firm.
Our team of skilled attorneys have more than two decades of experience living and working in the community we serve.
We give dedicated personal attention to every client we represent, ensuring that their legal needs are met.

Why You Need a Fractures and Broken Bones Lawyer

To recover full and fair compensation for fractured bones, you must prove liability and the extent of your injuries. Proving that the responsible party was negligent involves showing that the party had a duty to exercise reasonable care and breached that duty and that the breach of such duty directly caused your injuries. Our experienced personal injury lawyers can investigate your accident, determine and prove liability, assess the full extent of your losses, negotiate with insurance companies on your behalf, and fight for your rights in court, if necessary.

Common Causes of Fractures

Trauma is among the most common causes of fractures. Broken bones can result from all types of accidents. Common causes include:

Types of Fractures

Fractures (broken bones) occur in a variety of forms. Bones may be completely or partially fractured lengthwise, crosswise, or in multiple pieces. Common types of fractures include:

Stable fractures, in which the ends of the broken bones line up
Transverse fractures, with a horizontal fracture line
Oblique fractures, with an angled pattern
Open, compound fractures, in which the skin is pierced by the bone or by the blow that causes the break
Comminuted fractures, in which the bone shatters into several pieces

Symptoms of Broken Bones

Fractures can be painful and prevent movement of the injured area. Common symptoms of broken bones include:

Edema: Swelling and tenderness in the area of the injury.
Contusions: Bruising, wherein the injury transmitted through unbroken skin to underlying tissue causing rupture of small blood vessels and escape of blood into the tissue with resulting discoloration.
Deformity: The injured body part may look out of place and the bone may pierce the skin.

Damages You Can Recover

If someone else’s negligence caused your accident and broken bones, you may be able to recover compensation. Compensatory damages you may be entitled to claim include medical expenses (past and future), lost wages, loss of future earnings, pain and suffering, and emotional distress.

Connect with Kam, Ebersbach & Lewis, P.C.

At Kam, Ebersbach & Lewis, P.C., we have focused our practice on representing injured people. If you have suffered fractures through the negligence of another, call us right away to schedule a free consultation. Our Coweta County fractures and broken bones attorneys can tell you if you have a case and what damages you may be entitled to claim.