A catastrophic injury permanently changes a person's life and often the lives of their family. These cases require a careful, long-term view of the injured person's needs — not just the bills that exist today.
Types of Catastrophic Injuries
Traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries and paralysis, severe burns, amputations and permanent disfigurement can all result from vehicle crashes, workplace accidents, defective products and medical negligence.
Accounting for the Future
A fair recovery must account for:
- Future surgeries, therapy and rehabilitation
- Home and vehicle modifications
- Long-term or lifetime care and assistance
- Lost earning capacity over a working lifetime
- The profound impact on quality of life
Documenting these needs often involves physicians, life care planners and economists.
How We Can Help
We take the time to understand the full scope of the injury and its consequences, and we build a case designed to secure the resources needed for the years ahead.