Catastrophic Injury
North Charleston Catastrophic Injury Lawyer
Amputations, spine injuries, brain traumas, and disfiguring injuries are a few examples of catastrophic injuries. The pain and suffering from these injuries endure for a long time, and they can result in extremely high medical costs for operations and continuous care.
Common Types of Catastrophic Injuries
A catastrophic injury profoundly affects the victim's quality of life. The phrase is frequently used to refer to an injury that prevents a person from working or living their life to the fullest.
The following are a few of the most typical forms of catastrophic injuries:
- Brain injuries
- Spinal cord injuries, including those resulting in paralysis
- Crush injuries
- Amputation/loss of limb
- Severe burns
How We Can Help
Traumatic injuries are distinct from other types of personal injury situations. These wounds result in higher medical expenses and more significant lifelong effects on the victim. Most instances include more extensive and continuous medical care than the usual personal injury. Thus your case is entitled to more substantial financial compensation. That is why you want an experienced lawyer on your side.
No matter how severe your previous injuries were, the law gives you the right to sue anybody who caused them to get worse. Your health is essential to us and shouldn't be divided.
We will try to negotiate your medical expenditures to keep our clients delighted. At the Adegbola Law Firm, we carefully consider every claim, and we never agree to a settlement that is less than the case is worth.
When the offer from the insurance company falls short of the true worth of the case, The Adegbola Law Firm has successfully pursued personal injury cases to trial. The Adegbola Law Firm's track record in court cases is known to the insurance companies. They are aware that we won't submit to their pressure or let them treat our clients like another annoyance.
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