California Nerve Injury Lawyer

Nerve injuries can affect nearly every part of daily life. Unlike fractures or visible trauma, nerve damage often causes pain and symptoms that are difficult to explain, measure, and verify through standard imaging.

Individuals suffering from nerve injuries are often told that imaging appears "normal," that symptoms should have resolved, or that the pain does not match the original injury. At the same time, symptoms may persist, radiate, and interfere with work, sleep, and everyday activities.

Kantzabedian Law Firm represents individuals suffering from nerve injuries caused by accidents and trauma throughout Los Angeles County and across California. These cases are handled with a focus on making the injury clearly documented, understood, and taken seriously. We speak English, Spanish, and Armenian.

We represent individuals suffering nerve injuries throughout California, including Los Angeles, Riverside, San Diego, Fresno, Bakersfield, Sacramento, and surrounding areas.

How Nerve Injuries Occur

Nerve injuries occur when trauma disrupts the nerves that carry signals between the brain, spinal cord, and the rest of the body. These injuries may involve peripheral nerves, nerve roots, or more complex neurological pathways.

Common causes include:

Car accidents and motor vehicle collisions
Motorcycle, truck, and commercial vehicle accidents
Pedestrian and bicycle crashes
Slip and fall incidents
Crush injuries or blunt force trauma

Symptoms may develop gradually and in many cases worsen over time rather than improve.

Common Symptoms of Nerve Injuries

Nerve injuries often present with symptoms that do not follow a simple pattern, including:

Burning, stabbing, or electric-like pain
Radiating pain into the arms, hands, legs, or feet
Numbness or tingling
Sensitivity to touch, pressure, or temperature
Weakness or reduced coordination
Persistent or worsening pain

These symptoms may fluctuate and can significantly affect daily activities.

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is a serious nerve-related condition that may develop after trauma, including fractures, sprains, or surgery.

CRPS may involve:

Severe, persistent pain
Swelling or stiffness
Changes in skin color or temperature
Abnormal sweating
Reduced mobility

CRPS is frequently misunderstood and often challenged by insurers, making careful documentation essential.

Diagnosis and Documentation

Nerve injuries are not always visible on standard imaging. Diagnosis often depends on:

Clinical evaluation and symptom history
Neurology or pain management assessments
EMG or nerve conduction studies, when appropriate
Medical records showing persistence and progression of symptoms

Because these injuries may not appear clearly on scans, insurers often question their legitimacy. Consistent and thorough documentation is critical. If an insurer has acted unreasonably in handling your claim, insurance bad faith remedies may be available.

Impact on Daily Life

Nerve injuries may affect:

The ability to work or perform physical tasks
Concentration and cognitive functioning
Sleep and emotional well-being
Basic activities such as driving or walking

The effects are often both physical and psychological.

Potential Compensation

Depending on the circumstances, compensation may include:

Medical treatment and ongoing care
Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
Pain and suffering
Emotional distress
Long-term care needs

Because nerve injuries are often ongoing, early settlement offers may not reflect the full extent of harm.

How These Cases Are Handled

Nerve injury cases are often questioned and require careful preparation from the outset, including:

Reviewing medical records and diagnostic studies
Evaluating how symptoms developed and progressed
Working with neurologists and specialists
Documenting the full impact on daily life
Preparing for negotiation or litigation when necessary

Each case is handled with an understanding of how it will be evaluated and challenged.

California Nerve Injury Lawyer

California Nerve Injury Lawyer