Fighting for Accident Victims With Serious Fractures
Broken bones may sound common, but in accidents, they can lead to surgeries, long recoveries, and permanent complications. Whether caused by a car crash, fall, or workplace accident, fractures often leave victims unable to work and struggling with medical expenses.
At The C. Paul Law Firm P.C., we represent clients in [City] and across New York who suffered broken bones due to negligence. We fight to recover the compensation needed for treatment, rehabilitation, and lost income.
Call today for a free consultation: (212) 551-PAUL
Why Choose The C. Paul Law Firm P.C.?
- Personal Injury Experience – Skilled in handling cases involving fractures and orthopedic injuries.
- Aggressive Advocacy – Fighting insurance companies that undervalue bone injuries.
- Comprehensive Support – We work with orthopedic surgeons and medical experts to strengthen your claim.
- No Fee Unless We Win – You pay nothing unless we recover compensation.
Common Causes of Broken Bones
| Accident Type | Examples | Legal Considerations |
| Motor Vehicle Accidents | Car crashes, truck collisions, motorcycle accidents | Negligent drivers, product liability |
| Slip & Fall Accidents | Falls on unsafe sidewalks, wet floors, broken stairs | Premises liability |
| Workplace Accidents | Falls from scaffolding, machinery accidents | Workers’ comp + third-party claims |
| Pedestrian & Bicycle Accidents | Struck by vehicles, roadway hazards | Driver negligence, municipal liability |
| Sports & Recreation | Unsafe facilities, defective equipment | Premises & product liability |
Types of Bone Fractures
- Simple fractures (clean break)
- Compound fractures (bone piercing the skin)
- Comminuted fractures (bone shatters into pieces)
- Stress fractures (repetitive stress or impact)
- Greenstick fractures (partial breaks, common in children)
- Crush injuries (severe compression, often from workplace or vehicle accidents)
Long-Term Complications of Broken Bones
- Need for surgical intervention (pins, rods, plates)
- Chronic pain and mobility issues
- Nerve or blood vessel damage
- Arthritis and joint stiffness
- Loss of function or permanent disability
- Emotional distress and reduced quality of life
Compensation for Broken Bone Injuries
Victims of negligence-related fractures may be entitled to damages for:
- Emergency room care and surgeries
- Physical therapy and rehabilitation
- Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
- Assistive devices (casts, crutches, wheelchairs)
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional trauma and loss of enjoyment of life
What To Do After Suffering a Broken Bone in an Accident
- Seek immediate medical treatment and follow all doctor’s orders.
- Keep X-rays, medical records, and bills.
- Document how the injury affects your work and daily life.
- Collect accident evidence (photos, incident reports, witness names).
- Contact The C. Paul Law Firm P.C. before speaking with insurance adjusters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are broken bones considered “serious injuries” in New York auto accidents?
Yes. Under New York’s serious injury threshold, fractures qualify victims to step outside no-fault and sue for damages.
How long do I have to file a broken bone injury claim in New York?
Generally 3 years for personal injury and 2 years for workplace claims.
Can I recover damages if I had a prior bone injury?
Yes. Even if you had a pre-existing condition, you may recover if the accident aggravated it.
Will insurance cover future surgeries or therapy?
Yes. With proper documentation, you may claim compensation for future medical needs.
Serving [City] and the Greater New York Area
We represent broken bone injury victims in [City], Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, and across New York. Whether your fracture was caused by a car crash, workplace accident, or fall, we are ready to fight for you.