Contingency Fee Percentages. The typical personal injury lawyer will charge a contingency fee to handle your case. Some state statutes limit the percentage that a lawyer can take as a contingency fee. Most contingency fees are between 33 and 40%, but you can always try to negotiate a reduced or alternative agreement. In the majority of cases, a personal injury lawyer will receive 33.33% (or one third) of any settlement.
Other types of lower back surgery include spinal stenosis surgery and sciatica surgery. The various types of lower back surgery should be thoroughly researched before committing to a course of treatment.Make sure to get a second opinion and don't hesitate to explore more conservative treatments first.ut despite advanced technologies, surgery is not always successful. Therefore lower back surgery should only be considered when there is damage to peripheral nerves or there is the presence of progressive neurological disease.
The types of laminectomy procedures include: Cervical laminectomy is the removal of lamina in the neck area (cervical spine). Lumbar laminectomy is the removal of lamina in the lower back (lumbar spine). Sacral laminectomy is the removal of lamina in the back between your pelvic, or hip bones (sacral spine). Thoracic laminectomy is the removal of lamina in the middle part of the back (thoracic spine). Other procedures that may be performed. Your doctor may perform one or more other procedures in addition to a laminectomy: Discectomy is the surgical removal of part or all of a spinal disc. A discectomy treats degenerated, herniated or ruptured spinal discs. Foraminotomy is the widening of the opening where the nerve roots leave the spinal canal.