Many accident claims arising on or after July 1, 2024, have a two-year filing period. Medical malpractice and workers’ compensation claims follow different rules. Contact us promptly so we can identify your deadline.
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A back or spinal cord injury doesn’t just hurt. It changes how you move, how you work, and how you get through a single day. If someone else’s negligence caused your injury, you shouldn’t face the physical and financial fallout alone.
Roy Injury Law represents people with serious back and spinal cord injuries in Alexandria and Central Louisiana. We investigate what happened and pursue compensation for treatment, lost income, and lasting disability.
You may be in the right place if you or someone you love suffered a back or spinal cord injury because:
If someone else’s carelessness played a role, it’s worth talking about your rights before more time passes.
Herniated or bulging discs. A disc that slips or ruptures can press on nerves, causing sharp pain, weakness, or numbness that radiates into the arms or legs. Treatment may include surgery, physical therapy, or long-term pain management.
Vertebral fractures. A broken vertebra often results from high-impact crashes or falls. Compression fractures can be very painful and may put pressure on the spinal cord.
Spinal cord damage. Partial or complete damage to the spinal cord can cause loss of sensation, loss of movement, or paralysis below the injury.
Nerve damage. Even without spinal cord damage, compressed or torn nerves can cause chronic pain, numbness, or loss of function in the hands, arms, legs, or feet.
You may be dealing with chronic pain, limited mobility, mounting medical bills, lost income, and the emotional strain of a sudden life change. These effects are real, and they belong in your legal claim.
Not every back injury has the same cause or outcome. We review your prior condition, symptoms, imaging, treatment, and the medical evidence connecting the injury, or the worsening of an existing condition, to the accident.
When another party’s negligence caused your injury, Louisiana law allows you to seek compensation for:
Workplace injuries may involve workers’ compensation, a claim against a third party, or both, depending on the facts.
Experience with serious injury cases. Chris J. Roy Jr. has practiced law for 40 years, representing injured people in Alexandria and Central Louisiana. John J. Roy carries that commitment forward as a fourth-generation attorney. We work with medical specialists, rehabilitation professionals, and economists to document future care and financial losses.
You’re a person, not a case number. You speak directly with your attorney. We keep our caseload focused so every client gets the attention their situation requires.
We come to you. We can meet at your home, the hospital, or wherever is most convenient.
No attorney fee unless we recover. We handle accepted cases on a contingency basis. Costs and expenses are explained in the fee agreement.
We don’t settle for less than you deserve. We don’t advertise on television, so we never need to settle cases quickly to pay for ads. We won’t recommend a settlement that doesn’t account for your future needs.
If you’ve suffered a back or spinal cord injury in Alexandria or anywhere in Central Louisiana, reach out to us. The consultation is free and confidential, with no obligation. We’ll listen, answer your questions honestly, and explain your options. Call us or contact us online.
Many accident claims arising on or after July 1, 2024, have a two-year filing period. Medical malpractice and workers’ compensation claims follow different rules. Contact us promptly so we can identify your deadline.
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