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A catastrophic injury is often defined as an injury that threatens the victim’s life or changes their life forever due to a permanent disability. In some legal contexts, a catastrophic injury can also be defined as an injury that permanently limits the victim’s ability to hold gainful employment. The definitions of a catastrophic injury are important for your claim. If your injury is serious but not necessarily catastrophic, then the defense will jump on the chance to argue that your injury is exaggerated, or your damages are unjustified.
Our team of attorneys can work with medical and financial experts when building your case. In doing so, we can get a full understanding of how your health, finances, and well-being have changed because of your injury. This step will make it more difficult for the defense to argue that your injury is not catastrophic.
Catastrophic injuries can take many forms. You do not need to sort among many law firms to find one that can help you based on your type of injury, though. Morris & Dewett Injury Lawyers has an experienced team of catastrophic injury lawyers who can work on injury cases of all types.
A few of the most common types of catastrophic injuries included in claims are:
Catastrophic injury claims tend to have values that far exceed a typical personal injury claim. Insurance companies know as much, which is why they put up intense fights when a claimant says they have been catastrophically or permanently injured. Work with our team, and we can fight to make sure that you get paid for every penny of compensation you are owed, even if the value of your claim exceeds six or seven figures.
The past and future damages that can add to the value of your catastrophic injury claim include:
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