DM Injury Law Secures $250K After Rear-End Crash Causes Spine and Chest Injuries

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Case Summary:

DM Injury Law Secures $250K After Rear-End Crash Causes Spine and Chest Injuries

Our client was injured in a rear-end crash in Cass County when traffic slowed and the driver behind her failed to stop in time. The collision caused a compression fracture in her spine and also damaged a recent breast reconstruction procedure. 

At the time of the crash, our client was actively undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Because her immune system was weakened, she was unable to undergo many treatment options and was not a candidate for surgery to address her spinal injuries. This made it difficult to fully understand the long-term impact the crash would have on her health. 

To strengthen her case, we worked with an independent medical evaluation to prove the necessity of further care she was unable to procure. After reviewing her medical records, the doctor provided an opinion about the future treatment she would likely need because of her injuries. This helped document the lasting effects of the crash and the care she may require moving forward. 

As a result, we secured the full available insurance policy limits, obtaining a $250,000 settlement for our client who was injured in a car accident in Cass County, MO. The recovery provided important financial support as she continued to focus on her health and treatment. 

Mike’s Got This! We Prioritize Your Recovery. 

The Cass County car accident attorneys at DM Injury Law will fight for the justice and compensation you’re owed after you’ve been hurt in a car crash. We offer free consultations and only get paid if we win your case. 

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Tristan Medlin

Trial Attorney

Tristan truly understands the importance of listening to his clients and focuses on a hands-on approach with each case he handles. “I have discussions with my clients,” says Tristan, “I talk to them about their lives and their interests. They’re people with stories to tell.”