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Hip & Pelvic Fractures

Compensation for Hip (Pelvic) Fractures

Fractures of the hip (pelvis) are most commonly associated with motor vehicle accidents and falling accidents. Younger patients usually suffer hip fractures in automobile accidents. Older patients are typically injured because of a fall. Generally speaking, the younger the patient, the better the chance for a full recovery. That said, hip fractures can have serious and even deadly complications.

In the most serious cases, the organs protected by the pelvic bones can be injured when the hip breaks. This can cause embolisms, internal hemorrhaging, or ruptured organs — all of which can be deadly. Even when there are no internal injures, patients may never recover the mobility they once had.

Experienced Lawyers You Can Depend On

Recovering full compensation for a hip fracture or any other type of catastrophic injury does not happen by accident. You need to have experienced legal help.

At O'Reilly Collins, we know what kind of impact a hip fracture can have and the kinds of problems it can lead to. We know because we have actual experience with cases involving injuries similar to your own. Our firm has been dedicated to helping injured people since we opened our doors in 1987 — individually, our attorneys have been doing this work for much longer than that.

In every serious injury case, we assemble a small but sophisticated team of legal and medical professionals to start preparing the case for trial from day one. Our clients have at least one lawyer dedicated to managing their case from start to finish, and always know who to turn to when they have questions or concerns.

If you have suffered a hip fracture because of the reckless or negligent actions of someone else — attorneys at the law firm of O'Reilly Collins can help. To learn more, contact us online or call 888-696-5371 (toll-free). Our lawyers are based in the San Francisco area, and represent clients across California and the nation.

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