How Are Injuries Defined as Catastrophic?
by Phoenix Catastrophic Injury Attorney - Mark Breyer
A serious injury can leave a person and their family devastated and forced to deal with life changing mental and physical injuries. Often times serious injuries involving damage to the central nervous system such as the spinal cord or severe burn injuries are considered to be Catastrophic injuries. Personal injury attorneys seek rightful compensation for victims of catastrophic injuries to compensate for lifelong disabilities.
Below are some examples of catastrophic injuries:
- Serious Head Trauma
- Damage to the Eyes
- Shoulder Damage
- Foot and Leg Injuries
- Nerve Disorders
- Brain Injury
- Spinal Cord Injury
- Severe Burns
- Accidental Amputation
- Multiple Bone Fractures
Catastrophic injuries typically affect multiple parts of the body. These types of injuries involve prolonged treatment ranging from surgery to rehabilitation if necessary. Victims may need to see a counselor to cope with the abrupt life changes caused by a severe accident.
Catastrophic injuries are often caused by someone else’s negligence. Deciding to purse a catastrophic personal injury case can have a major impact on a persons life, both emotionally and financially.
When dealing with a catastrophic injury, it’s important to consult an experienced Phoenix catastrophic personal injury attorney. The professionals at Breyer Law Offices can help. Call (602) 267-1280 now for your free consultation.
