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How much do Pelvic Fracture Cases Settle for?<\/h1>\n
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How can you deal with something as severe as a pelvic fracture?<\/a> It is not as easy as dealing with a simple fractured finger, which is often taped up after surgery – you can usually complete many of the same actions and daily activities. However, a pelvic fracture often impedes your ability to walk, stand, or sit, and no position can be comfortable. Further, the injury can lead to additional damages, whether by aggravating pre-existing conditions or providing an increased likelihood for further troubles. There are many ways that you can sustain a pelvic fracture, and if you were hurt in an incident that was not your fault, you could potentially sue the party for compensation<\/a>. If you are able to prove that the other party was negligent, your pelvic fracture injury lawsuit<\/a> can settle for a large amount of money. Our attorneys at the Downtown LA Law Group<\/a> will be able to win you the maximum settlement you deserve.<\/p>\n

What is a pelvic fracture?<\/h2>\n

The pelvis is the group of bones located in the hip region<\/b>; it includes the hips themselves and the lower back bones at the edge of the spinal cord (the sacrum or the coccyx, or tailbone). These bones are generally quite strong and can withstand a lot of damage. Women have differently shaped pelvises to account for the birth canal. A pelvic fracture is a break or crack on one of the pelvic bones<\/b>. They are often divided into two types: stable and unstable<\/b>. Stable pelvic fractures involve single breaks wherein the bones do not shift out of place. Unstable pelvic fractures feature numerous breaks or cracks and cause drastic shifts. There is also likely to be excessive bleeding and a potential for infection. In both cases, walking becomes very difficult. Pelvic fractures generally take a long time to heal, and you should always get ample medical treatment if you suffer one.<\/p>\n

How do pelvic fractures happen?<\/h2>\n

Pelvic fractures can happen for a number of reasons. They are not common injuries but they are not quite rare, either. Many older individuals suffer pelvic or hip fractures in slip and falls<\/a>, for instance, because they cannot adequately catch themselves on the way down or redistribute their weight to avoid injuries. Some of the causes of pelvic fractures include:<\/p>\n