Over $50M Recovered in the Past Seven Years
At the Tenge Law Firm LLC, our goal is to achieve the best possible result for our clients as soon as possible. Each case and each client is different, so we work directly with clients to meet their needs for medical care and personal situations. We have enjoyed great success, with exceedingly high client satisfaction, using this approach.
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$3,250,000 Rollover auto accident involving defective roof and serious injuries
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$1,500,000 Tire blowout on I-70 causing serious injuries
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$1,475,000 Auto accident with head, neck and back injuries
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$1,350,000 Auto accident with orthopedic injuries to foot, ankle, and leg
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$1,250,000 Wrongful Death
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$1,250,000 Lower Leg Orthopedic Injury Resulting in Surgery
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$1,100,000 Construction site accident
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$1,050,000 Trucking accident with low back injuries
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$1,025,000 Motorcycle accident resulting in traumatic brain injury and orthopedic injuries
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$950,000 Car accident with brain injury and orthopedic injuries
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$750,000 Policy Limits – Low speed auto accident leading to minor stroke
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$533,000 Trial Verdict - Client hit by airborne patio umbrella with facial scar and concussion.
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$450,000 Pedestrian hit by car
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$300,000 Four-car accident resulting in vertebral fracture and facial injuries
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$200,000 Auto accident with facial injuries
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$120,000 Slip-and-fall at fast food restaurant
What Is Peripheral Nerve Damage?
Peripheral neuropathy, or nerve injury, results from damage to the peripheral nerves (outside of the spinal cord and brain). The peripheral nervous system sends signals to your central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) to other body areas, and sensory information from the body to the central nervous system. Symptoms of peripheral nerve damage include stabbing, burning, or tingling pain. Nerve injuries can cause weakness, numbness, and pain, usually in the hands and feet, but it can also affect other areas of the body.
Hundreds of 5-star Reviews. Exceptional Results
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"Would highly recommend to anyone!!"
Tenge Law Firm helped me out when I was in a accident that involved my whole family. They were great and fast with the entire process, and were awesome at keeping me updated throughout the entire process. Would highly recommend to anyone!!
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"They treated me like family"
Todd, Liz and Nina were amazing. They handled my case very professionally. I recommend this law firm to anyone looking for a great firm. They treated me like family
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"Everyone is extremely nice & very efficient"
I highly recommend this law firm! They take care of everything in a timely manner & alleviate any harassment while you recover from injuries. Everyone is extremely nice & very efficient...if you need an attorney, Tenge Law is the place to go!
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"Definitely made it a stress-free experience"
Brenda was my attorney. She was amazing, helped me through the whole process. Definitely made it a stress-free experience, especially after going through something so traumatic! Was extremely attentive and always kept me updated on how my case was going! I would 1000% recommend them to everyone and anyone!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
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"They were extremely responsive and answered my questions very well."
Paige and Nina were a delight to work with. They were extremely responsive and answered my questions very well. They made me feel like I was in good hands and could trust them!
- Rachel V.
What Are the Leading Causes of Nerve Injury?
Because of the size and delicacy of a nerve, they can be subject to a variety of damage. Trauma, lacerations, and burns can all either harm the structure of a nerve or destroy it entirely, disabling function in that region of the body. Any one of these injuries can occur in a motor vehicle accident. This includes motorcycle crashes and pedestrian accidents, in addition to automobile accidents. Falls are another leading cause of peripheral nerve injuries.
When the upper arm is damaged in an accident, such as a fracture or blunt force trauma, the radial nerve may become damaged. Car crashes can also cause damage to the brachial plexus – the network of nerves that sends messages from the spinal cord to the shoulder, arm, and hand. Trauma to the nerves in high-impact slip and fall accidents is another leading cause of nerve injury.
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Reviews
When our clients are happy, they say so. Whether we’re being described for how well we communicate, our responsiveness, or the quality of our service, we’re consistently rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by those we represent.
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Ratings
As an industry leader in the field of personal injury, we're proud to maintain a superb 10.0 out of 10.0 rating on AVVO.com, have a preeminent AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell, and have recently been awarded Client Champion Platinum status from Lawyers.com.
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Results
In the last ten years, we've recovered $50 million on behalf of our clients. Our motto is simple - You do what you need to do physically recover, and we'll handle the rest.
At the Tenge Law Firm LLC, we feel a profound responsibility to ensure our client’s physical and emotional well being during one of the worst times of their life. We've put together a page of resources to help you gain legal expertise and education about the law.
Identifying Nerve Damage
Location and how the nerve was damaged are the primary factors in determining what type nerve injury you are suffering from. In addition, your doctor will need to identify which type of nerves were damaged, which can include motor (muscle movement), sensory (senses), or autonomic (automatic processes of the body) nerves. In some cases, all three may be damaged, resulting in overlapping symptoms, which may include:
- Numbness, prickling, or tingling in the hands or feet, which can spread upwards
- Sharp jabbing, burning, or throbbing pain
- Extreme sensitivity to touch
- Muscle weakness
- Lack of coordination and falling
- Pain from activities that should not cause pain (such as putting weight on the feet)
- Paralysis, if motor nerves are affected
- Feeling as though you are wearing gloves or socks, when you are not
Getting a full medical check-up after an accident is vital to identifying nerve damage. Spinal cord injuries, serious cuts, head trauma, and broken bones can all have similar symptoms to nerve damage. A medical professional can determine whether or not our nerves have been damaged and what the long-term effects will be.
What Are the Consequences of Serious Nerve Damage?
Severe nerve injury often requires surgical treatment that may involve nerve grafting, nerve transfers, or muscle transfers to re-animate affected limbs, leading to extensive medical bills. Additional damages may include chronic pain, rehabilitation, and lost wages, especially if your injuries result in a career change and cause loss of future earning potential. Your noneconomic damages may include physical and emotional pain and suffering and diminished quality of life as you adjust to long-term injuries.
Why You Need a Lawyer
If you have suffered a severe nerve injury in an accident that was someone else’s fault, you will need full compensation for your recovery, both to cover immediate medical bills and the far-reaching consequences of your injuries. Whether your injuries were the fault of a negligent driver or careless property owner, their insurance companies will fight tooth and nail to limit the amount of compensation you will receive. But, when you partner with an experienced and skilled law firm, you will have a higher chance of receiving the compensation you deserve.
At the Tenge Law Firm, LLC, we have decades of experience combatting insurance companies and ensuring our clients receive a fair shot at a full recovery. Our expert team of Denver personal injury attorneys has recovered tens of millions of dollars in settlements, arbitration awards, and verdicts for our clients, and we always offer free consultations to ensure we are the right fit for you.
Today at (720) 818-9044 to begin a thorough review of your case.
