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Catastrophic Injury
Catastrophic Injury
A catastrophic injury can mean the end of full function for you. They have not only physical effects but can have emotional and financial effects as well. This is especially true if it is a permanent injury that will dictate a need for continued care. If your loved one has been seriously injured, it can cause financial and emotional burdens that can be stressful, not only on the victim but also the entire family. Contact Stace Williams Law Firm
to discuss your situation and to discuss receiving compensation for your medical bills and other losses that you are experiencing.
Many different injuries fall into the category of a catastrophic injury. From spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries (TBI) to burn injuries and more, if it leaves permanent damage, it can be considered one of these types of injury. If the injury was due to negligence, you deserve to be compensated for the medical care, as well as the loss of function, wages, and pain and suffering.
The causes of catastrophic injuries are many. From a car crash or a sports accident, to a work accident or a slip-and-fall incident, legal options are available to get the victim the support that is needed to continue care for your loved one. The enormous impact of a permanent injury is not only caused by the immediate physical injury that occurs, it can have an effect upon quality of life for the victim and be emotionally difficult for all involved.
Stace Williams Law Firm will ensure that your right is preserved and executed. Not only are your medical bills compensated; you can also be compensated for such damages as loss of quality of life, current and future wages, pain and suffering, mental anguish, permanent disability costs, future medical costs, and the cost of rehabilitation and therapy services.
Any kind of injury is difficult to overcome and live with, but if you are facing a permanent injury that will leave you unable to care for yourself, you deserve to be financially compensated. While this will not make up for the catastrophic injury and loss of quality of life for you and your family, it can take some of the stress off of your shoulders and allow you to focus on the care. Call in Lubbock at 806-744-0000 or Midland and Odessa at 432-789-1900 to discuss your case.
Many different injuries fall into the category of a catastrophic injury. From spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries (TBI) to burn injuries and more, if it leaves permanent damage, it can be considered one of these types of injury. If the injury was due to negligence, you deserve to be compensated for the medical care, as well as the loss of function, wages, and pain and suffering.
The causes of catastrophic injuries are many. From a car crash or a sports accident, to a work accident or a slip-and-fall incident, legal options are available to get the victim the support that is needed to continue care for your loved one. The enormous impact of a permanent injury is not only caused by the immediate physical injury that occurs, it can have an effect upon quality of life for the victim and be emotionally difficult for all involved.
Financial Compensation
Stace Williams Law Firm will ensure that your right is preserved and executed. Not only are your medical bills compensated; you can also be compensated for such damages as loss of quality of life, current and future wages, pain and suffering, mental anguish, permanent disability costs, future medical costs, and the cost of rehabilitation and therapy services.
Any kind of injury is difficult to overcome and live with, but if you are facing a permanent injury that will leave you unable to care for yourself, you deserve to be financially compensated. While this will not make up for the catastrophic injury and loss of quality of life for you and your family, it can take some of the stress off of your shoulders and allow you to focus on the care. Call in Lubbock at 806-744-0000 or Midland and Odessa at 432-789-1900 to discuss your case.