Accident Attorney Firm Franklin D. Azar & Associates, P.C. Opens New Office in Grand Junction Colorado
Sep 27, 2022
September 27, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - Franklin D. Azar & Associates, P.C. is pleased to announce that they have opened a new location in Grand Junction, Colorado. The city of Grand Junction serves as the county seat for Mesa County, Colorado, and has a population of around 66,000 people. Franklin D. Azar & Associates is the biggest personal injury law firm in Colorado and they have already helped thousands of seriously injured individuals get the treatment and compensation they deserve. They have in-depth experience in handling various kinds of injury cases, from automobile crashes to injuries sustained in the workplace to product liability cases.
The new Grand Junction office of Franklin D. Azar & Associates, P.C. is located at 600 Rood Ave. #104 Grand Junction, CO 81501.
A spokesperson for Franklin D. Azar & Associates says, “With our new offices in Grand Junction, we will be able to better serve the legal needs of our clients from this city and the surrounding areas. If you have suffered an injury due to the negligence of somebody else, our team of personal injury lawyers is ready to assist you in determining if you are legally entitled to compensation for your injuries, losses, and expenses.”
Car crash injuries represent a significant percentage of the personal injury cases they handle as automobile accidents can cause a wide variety of injuries, ranging from simple cuts and scrapes to back and neck injuries, broken bones, spinal cord damage, and more. Even in low-speed collisions, serious physical injuries may occur. Pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcyclists are particularly vulnerable to such accidents.
In addition to short-term issues like broken bones, a traffic accident may also cause soft tissue injuries, which need both immediate and ongoing treatment. Typical forms of soft tissue injuries due to auto accidents include whiplash, strains of muscles and tendons, and sprains. Concussions and traumatic brain injury (TBI) may also result from such accidents. The devastating effects of moderate to severe types of TBI can last for months or years, depending on how much damage to the brain cells has been inflicted. And as the severity of a head injury will not immediately be apparent after the accident, it is essential that all such injuries be treated seriously. That is why Franklin D. Azar & Associates fights for accident victims to get the treatment and compensation that they deserve.
Workers who are seriously injured due to a workplace accident or occupational diseases caused by exposure to chemicals and toxic fumes, or repetitive motion injuries, will also need to consult with an experienced and qualified workers’ comp (compensation) lawyer to protect their rights.
And for cases of wrongful death, which means the injury has resulted in the death of the victim, the family of the victim can file a wrongful death claim to obtain compensation for the loss of their loved one. They can sue for two types of damages. Economic damages are required to address the financial losses the family has suffered because of the lost wages and income of the deceased, including the medical and funeral expenses. Non-economic damages, which are much more difficult to calculate, attempt to put a monetary equivalent to the grief, pain, and suffering experienced by the victim's family.
Established in 1987, Franklin D. Azar & Associates, P.C. specializes in offering legal help to personal injury victims. They have grown into one of the largest personal injury law firms in Colorado, and they have also played a key role in representing people in several class action lawsuits. These included those who have suffered from pharmaceutical and drug-related injuries and defective and dangerous products, including workers who did not receive full payment for their work. The law firm has already represented thousands of people who have been injured in various types of accidents.
More information about the new Franklin D. Azar office in Grand Junction can be found by visiting the Franklin D. Azar & Associates, P.C. website, or by contacting them on the phone or through email. They can be contacted 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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Franklin D. Azar & Associates, P.C.
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(303) 900-5595
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https://www.fdazar.com/
14426 E Evans Ave
Aurora, CO 80014
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