Catastrophic injuries are permanent injuries that prevent the use of essential body functions.
Arthur represents and has represented catastrophically injured people and their families from harm caused by defective products, construction accidents, bicycle accidents and gun violence.
Catastrophic injury can occur in any setting – a motor vehicle accident, a premises accident, a sporting event, a violent attach, a product injury, gun injury, a product injury, by medical malfeasance, and through nursing home neglect.
If you have suffered injuries that put you out of work, which has significantly impaired your ability to engage in your regular activities of daily life or personal relationships, or which has caused disfigurement, or cognitive change, you may be able to receive compensation, monetary damages, for your losses, by being awarded sufficient damages to cover your past and future medical costs, your lost wages and earnings capacity, for your pain, suffering, and for your lost quality of life, for your lost enjoyment of life’s pleasures and for your changes in appearance and functionality. These damages should include the losses suffered by your spouse caused by your underlying injury and its impact on your life and relationships.
Compensation for catastrophic industry cases requires extensive expert and foundational preparation and execution. This is why it is important to hire an experience trial attorney with the resources to thoroughly present your injury claims.
Every person injured by negligence, recklessness or by a defective product has a serious injury – their lives have been impacted, they have lost time from work and have been prevented from carrying out their lives.
These cases are presented to convey objective evidence of that harm and range from the obvious serious injury – such as amputations, broken bones, and injuries requiring surgery – to less obvious serious injuries – the “so called” soft tissue injuries which have serious consequences, such as spinal or disc injuries, rotator cuff injuries, nerve damage, radiculopathy, and syndromes like reflexive sympathetic dystytry (RSD) or compartment syndrome. Check those spellings
