Fort Worth and Tarrant County Paralysis and Amputation Attorney

Paralysis can occur from many causes, but usually occurs as a result of a cerebro-vascular accident, stroke, as a result of spinal cord trauma, due to nervous system tumors, due to medications or poisons particularly organo-phosphate pesticides. Paralysis can be permanent or temporary. The range of deficits can range from localized one limb paralysis to having all four limbs affected. Depending on the severity of the paralysis, the body can learn to adapt to the injury or in severe cases, the individual affected needs expert nursing care.

Amputations involve the traumatic separation of a part of a limb from the main body. There are several causes, most commonly as a result of motor vehicle accidents, construction accidents, or by a medical professional to treat infection or severe limb injuries.

If you or a loved one has been seriously injured, you need the help of the Dr. Shezad Malik Law Firm, call 817-255-4001 today to speak to the Medical Doctor-Attorney.

Dr. Shezad Malik Law Firm is a Southlake, Texas boutique law firm that concentrates intwo major practice areas of civil litigation: Personal Injury, and Medical and Professional License Defense. Dr. Shezad Malik is licensed as a physician for the past 25 years, is board certified in Internal Medicine, has practiced invasive cardiology and now practices law. It is now with this extensive medical background that Dr. Malik brings his medical expertise to the focused areas of his practice.

We handle the following Personal Injury cases including car accidents, premises liability, medical malpractice, hospital negligence, misdiagnosis, failure to diagnose, failure to warn, truck accidents, 18-wheeler accidents, sexual abuse, wrongful death, construction injuries, slip and falls,severe personal injuries, paralysis, defective tires, occupational injuries, dog attacks, fatalities that occur by dangerous premises, negligent conduct, professional liability cases and business disputes, in the state of Texas and in the cities of North Texas.