Fractures & Broken Bones

Fractures & Broken Bones

Let a Bay Area Personal Injury Attorney Represent Your Rights

Injuries to the bones and joints are common in many different types of accidents. These injuries can have serious, long-term consequences that can be difficult to predict when they first occur. Bones that have been shattered in an accident take much more time and effort to heal than a more standard broken bone that is simply set with a cast. Injuries to important joints such as the knees, shoulders, hips, ankles, elbows and hands are always very painful and take significant time to heal, limiting your ability to work or carry out other basic tasks in the meanwhile.

At Mitchell & Danoff Law Firm, our lawyers have the skill and experience to handle complex personal injury cases involving broken bones, joint damage and other injuries. Regardless of the type or severity of your injury, we are here to help.


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Bone & Joint Injuries

Bone fractures and joint injuries can seriously impact your life for weeks, months, even years. You may be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering as well as long-term care needs. If you have suffered a bone fracture or joint injury in an auto accident or another type of serious accident, you should consult with an experienced personal injury trial lawyer at Mitchell & Danoff Law Firm right away about your options for pursuing compensation from the responsible party and holding them accountable.

Once we become your attorneys, we are able to quickly gain an understanding of your broken bones and joint injuries and the likely consequences of those injuries. We will take the time to understand the unique facts of your case, identify your personal and financial losses, and build a compelling case with the use of qualified medical and financial specialists to leverage any insurance company in negotiations or in court.

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If you have suffered a fracture or broken bone, or joint damage due to the careless or negligent actions of another, we are here to offer advice and advocacy. Since 1984, Mitchell & Danoff Law Firm has secured millions on behalf of clients and is dedicated to upholding the highest standards of legal excellence.


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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Should I hire a lawyer for my personal injury case?

    There are several reasons for hiring a lawyer to represent you in your personal injury claim, rather than representing yourself. 1.) It allows you to focus on your own recovery, rather than the complicated details of your case. 2.) By hiring a skilled personal injury attorney to research your case and represent you in court, your chances of success improve drastically.

  • How long will my personal injury case take to resolve?

    This number can vary from one case to another, depending on the details of your situation. A lawsuit can take anywhere from several months to several years to settle.

  • What is the average settlement amount for a personal injury claim?

    The average compensation amount for a personal injury case is anywhere from $3,000 to $75,000, depending on what type of damages you are pursuing.

  • Does California put damage caps on claims for personal injury cases?

    No, only Medical Malpractices cases have a cap. California Civil Code section 3333.2 sets a cap on the amount of non-economic damages (pain and suffering) that can be recovered in a medical malpractice case. The maximum amount that may be recovered is $250,000. All other Personal Injury cases are not subject to any cap.