Maximizing Injury Claim Settlement Valuation

How Do I Know If I Have Been Injured?

First, By Being The Recipient Of A Trauma To The Neck - As In A Car Accident. This Injury Usually Results In The Neck Being Forcibly Thrust Into Extension (backwards) Then Flexion (forward), With Either Downward Compression Or Upward Distraction Of The Head And Neck. This Is A Dynamic Trauma Which Causes Damage. The Old Soft Tissue Injury Theory Has Been Replaced By The Understanding That The Dynamic Trauma Causes 'connective Tissue' Damage With Resultant Ligament Scarring, The End Result Being Ligament Laxity And Muscle Atrophy. Sophisticated Diagnostic Tests Can Reveal Damage Normally Hidden By The Human Eye

We Have The Ability To Send Your X-rays Out To Undergo A Process Known As Crma, Which Analyses Your X-rays Using Special Software That The Ama Accepts As The Only Quantifiable, Objective Way To Measure Ligament Damage And Document Subsequent Impairment. If You Have It, It Must Be Treated Properly. It Can Have Such An Effect On Your Prognosis, That The Ama Rates It As An Impairment Of 28% Of Your Entire Body. It Is Equally As Important To Discover If You Have Ligament Laxity And Treat It Effectively As It Is To Document It And Represent It To Insurance Companies As It Carries A Very High Rating For Settlement Value. But Don’t Worry, If We Feel You Have The Signs Of Ligament Laxity, We’ll Tend To It Quickly And Efficiently.