If you or a loved one suffered a paralysis injury, you’re likely facing big changes, big questions, and big challenges.
What Does a Paralysis Injury Mean?
Paralysis is the loss of movement and feeling in part of the body. It can happen in different ways:
- Paraplegia: Loss of movement in both legs and the lower body.
- Quadriplegia (also called tetraplegia): Loss of movement in both arms and legs.
- Partial paralysis: Limited movement or feeling in a part of the body.
- Temporary vs. permanent paralysis: Some people may regain movement over time, while others live with permanent changes.
These injuries often affect more than just muscles. They can affect breathing, speech, memory, and more. When you work with a Baton Rouge personal injury lawyer from our firm, you get a team that handles everything for you, so you can focus on healing and your future.

