Multiple broken bones can mean surgery, months of rehabilitation, lost income, and lasting pain. Anand Desai Law Firm helps injured Californians pursue compensation when serious fractures are caused by someone else’s negligence. With 20+ years of legal experience and No Win, No Fee representation, we’re ready to fight for you.
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Multiple fractures can turn an ordinary personal injury claim into a complicated medical and financial case. A person who breaks several bones in the same accident may require treatment from orthopedic surgeons, trauma specialists, physical therapists, rehabilitation professionals, and other medical providers.
Some fractures heal with immobilization and therapy. More serious injuries may require surgery involving plates, screws, rods, pins, or other hardware. Compound fractures, comminuted fractures, pelvic fractures, spinal fractures, and injuries involving major weight-bearing bones can lead to prolonged recovery and permanent limitations.
Anand Desai Law Firm investigates the accident, documents every injury, identifies potentially responsible parties, and works to establish the full impact the fractures have had on the client’s life.
Attorney Anand Desai brings more than two decades of legal experience to the representation of injured Californians.
His courtroom background helps the firm evaluate evidence, challenge disputed claims, question conflicting accounts, and prepare serious injury cases for litigation when necessary.
Before compensation can be pursued, the people or companies responsible for the accident must be identified.
Depending on the circumstances, our investigation may include:
A serious accident may involve several potentially responsible parties.
For example, a truck accident may involve the driver, trucking company, maintenance contractor, or another business. A dangerous-property accident may involve a property owner, management company, tenant, or maintenance contractor.
Multiple broken bones should not be treated as a single routine injury.
The location, number, severity, treatment, and long-term effects of every fracture should be considered.
Evidence may include:
A multiple-fracture claim should consider more than the medical expenses already incurred.
Serious orthopedic injuries may interfere with a person’s ability to:
Depending on the case, compensation may involve:
Insurance companies may attempt to reduce the value of a serious fracture claim.
They may argue that:
Law Desai can handle communications with the insurance companies while gathering the evidence needed to support your claim.
There are:
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Multiple fractures occur when a person breaks two or more bones in the same accident.
The fractures may occur in one area of the body or in several different areas.
For example, a pedestrian struck by a vehicle might suffer:
Recovery can become especially difficult when several areas of the body must heal at the same time.
The bone breaks but does not penetrate through the skin.
The fracture is associated with an open wound and may carry an increased risk of complications.
The bone breaks into several fragments.
The break generally travels across the bone.
The bone breaks at an angle.
The fracture pattern may result from a twisting force.
A piece of bone is pulled away where a tendon or ligament attaches.
Multiple broken bones commonly result from high-force accidents, including:
The type of accident can determine who may be responsible and what evidence should be preserved.
A person recovering from several fractures may be unable to rely on an uninjured arm or leg.
One fracture may require surgery while another must remain immobilised.
Rehabilitation can involve several injured areas simultaneously.
Potential complications may include:
A personal injury claim should account for the combined effects of all injuries rather than considering each fracture separately.
Treatment depends on the bones involved and the severity of the injuries.
Medical care may involve:
Some victims may require months or years of treatment.
Important evidence may include:
Evidence can disappear quickly after an accident, making early preservation important.
The value of each case depends on its specific circumstances.
Potential damages may include:
Including:
Some fractures require additional surgery, rehabilitation, hardware removal, or continuing orthopedic care.
Recovery may prevent a person from working for weeks or months.
Permanent limitations may affect the ability to perform the same job or earn the same income.
Multiple fractures can cause significant physical pain and interfere with everyday activities.
Some victims experience lasting mobility restrictions, weakness, or other functional limitations.
Open fractures and surgical procedures can leave permanent scars.
There is no universal average settlement.
Important factors can include:
Every claim should be evaluated individually.
A multiple-fracture injury generally means that two or more bones were broken during the same accident. The fractures may affect separate areas of the body or several bones within one area.
They may be, particularly when the fractures result in extensive surgery, permanent disability, significant loss of mobility, or other life-changing consequences.
If another person’s or company’s negligence caused the accident, you may have the right to pursue compensation for resulting injuries and losses.
Depending on the circumstances, compensation may include:
Surgery may demonstrate the seriousness of the injury and can increase medical expenses, recovery time, and pain. However, the value of a claim depends on the overall circumstances.
Expected future medical care should be considered when evaluating a claim. Medical opinions concerning additional surgery, rehabilitation, or hardware removal may be important.
A prior injury does not necessarily prevent a claim. Medical evidence may help distinguish the pre-existing condition from a new injury or aggravation caused by the accident.
Bone healing does not necessarily mean all consequences of the injury have ended. Some victims continue experiencing pain, weakness, limited mobility, reduced range of motion, or other lasting effects.
California uses comparative-fault principles. Depending on the circumstances, a person may still be able to recover compensation even when some responsibility is assigned to them.
California generally imposes deadlines on personal injury lawsuits, and shorter deadlines may apply in certain cases, including claims involving government entities. Speak with an attorney promptly to determine the deadline applicable to your specific case.
An early settlement offer may arrive before the full extent of your injuries and future treatment needs are known. Consider obtaining legal advice before accepting a final settlement or signing a release.
Law Desai handles personal injury matters on a contingency-fee basis.
No upfront attorney’s fees. No Win, No Fee.
Anand Desai is a dedicated personal injury attorney serving Glendale and the greater Los Angeles area. A graduate of Loyola Law School with an undergraduate degree from USC, Anand has been a member of the California State Bar (#249768) since 2007, bringing 20+ years of legal experience to every case he handles.
Anand specializes in personal injury law, with particular expertise in car accidents, motorcycle accidents, truck accidents, and catastrophic injury cases. His deep understanding of California personal injury law, combined with his tenacious negotiation skills, has helped him secure millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts for his clients.
What truly sets Anand apart is his commitment to his community. His firm is one of the only law offices in Glendale that offers services in 11 languages, including Spanish, Armenian, Hindi, Gujarati, Korean, Tagalog, Farsi, Punjabi, Thai, Russian, and English — reflecting the rich diversity of the communities he serves.
“I fight for every client like they’re family. When you hire me, you’re not just getting a lawyer — you’re getting someone who genuinely cares about your recovery and your future.”
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