Get The maximum compensation
If you have experienced injuries that permanently prevent you from performing work and enjoying life the way you did before an accident, you may be the victim of catastrophic injuries. Unlike minor injuries that heal and only have short-term effects, catastrophic injuries may involve permanent disabilities and often leave long-term effects. They can also lead to enormous expenses, loss of earnings and more.
While we have a general guideline of what is considered a catastrophic injury, there is no universally accepted definition. As such, speaking with a knowledgeable and experienced personal injury attorney is an important step for understanding your rights and the personal injury claims process. Speaking with an attorney can also help you assess and categorize your injuries and any damages.
The parties who can be found liable for catastrophic injuries include:
Any injury that causes permanent Damage can be considered catastrophic. there are a few types of injuries that almost always are catastrophic in nature. These injuries can include, but are not limited to:
After a catastrophic accident, a life care plan is typically created to determine the victim’s current and future medical needs and costs. The specific injuries are laid out, along with a detailed breakdown of the services, equipment, and cost of care resulting from the victim’s injuries.
The cost of catastrophic injuries covered in a life care plan may vary, but typically includes the following:
If you or someone you love has been catastrophically injured, contact RA & Associates today. We are here to help you get the maximum compensation you deserve from the party at fault.
