Limb Disability

Limb disabilities pertains to loss of limbs (arms, legs, etc.) or the serious injury of limbs. A loss of limb or serious limb injury can take place when you are at home, work, or in a public area.

There were 1,285,000 persons in the United States living with the limb loss (excluding fingers and toes) in 1996. The prevalence rate in 1996 in the U.S. was 4.9 per 1,000 persons.

If you have ever been discriminated by your employer or any other agency because of your disability, please contact us. We can help you retaliate against those who discriminate against you.

Our attorneys specializing in the field of disability discrimination can:

• Advise you on legal options
• File claims and lawsuits on your behalf
• Go to court for you
• Seek compensation for you in court

We can help you.

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