New York Hip Fracture Lawyers

Wingate, Russotti & Shapiro has achieved great success as a personal injury law firm. If you have suffered a hip injury or pelvis fracture as the result of an accident or another party’s negligence, we can help you. We have represented many people who have been seriously injured recover substantial monetary compensation for their accidents. Many hip fractures and pelvis injuries are caused by accidents and the negligence of others. Auto accidents, assault and battery, dimly lit buildings, slippery surfaces or stairs, construction sites and intentional physical abuse are all experiences that may result in fractures and other bone injuries. If you have suffered a hip injury or pelvis fracture injury due to an accident or negligence, please contact Wingate, Russotti & Shapiro today for a free legal consultation.

Hip Fracture

The hip bone, also called the “pelvis,” is an integral part of the body. Legs are connected to the pelvis, making it a large joint which provides people with the ability to sit, bend, stand, and move their legs. If a person breaks a hip they will have very limited mobility. The majority of people who suffer from hip fractures are the elderly whose bones become weaker as they age. Approximately 300,000 people experience broken hips each year that require hospitalization.

There are two different types of pelvic breaks, the Intertrochanteric fracture and Femoral neck fracture, each requiring different treatment procedures. In severe cases hip replacement surgery is performed by an orthopedic surgeon, which is a common procedure in the United States. Pneumonia, infection, and/or blood clots may occur following a hip fracture.

IF YOU OR A LOVED ONE HAS SUFFERED A HIP OR PELVIS INJURY OR FRACTURE, YOU NEED THE ADVICE OF AN EXPERIENCED NEW YORK PERSONAL INJURY LAWYER. CALL WINGATE, RUSSOTTI & SHAPIRO TODAY FOR YOUR FREE CONSULTATION or click here to fill out our convenient and confidential on-line bicycle accident case evaluation form.

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