Catastrophic Injury FAQ Blogs & Posts

The consequences of traumatic amputation injuries after car wrecks, workplace accidents, and defective product incidents in Louisiana are often catastrophic, as they severely affect a victim's physical well-being. Medical expenses...

Vision loss is one of the most feared disabilities in America. Many people would rather suffer the loss of a limb than lose their eyesight. Although vision loss and blindness...

Adjusting to a change as monumental as becoming wheelchair-bound is a different process for everyone. Some people can quickly adjust with the right support, but others can take longer. Different...

Spinal cord injuries (SCIs) that manifest after accidents are considered catastrophic injuries — ones that result in permanent functional disability and prevent people from performing gainful work. SCIs can leave...

When an accident in Louisiana or Texas leaves you scarred or disfigured, the long-term costs that ensue can be steep. The devastating aftermath of disfigurement and amputation extends far beyond...

Paralysis can have a profound impact on the lives of accident victims in Louisiana, affecting their independence and presenting numerous physical, financial, and emotional challenges. Among these difficulties, long-term treatment...

Many of us have suffered burns while cooking at home, due to overexposure to the sun, or while working with chemicals. Such household burns can hurt, but they are minor...

Being involved in an accident can cause catastrophic injuries, including neck, spine, and traumatic brain injuries (TBI). All of these injuries could also cause severe damage to critical nerves, which can sometimes cause partial...

Generalized paralysis is when a person loses the ability to control multiple parts of the body. Examples include being paralyzed in an arm and leg on the same side, paralysis...