Catastrophic Injuries

Personal Injury Lawyer in Virginia Beach

Some accidents result in injuries that do not majorly alter the lifestyle of the injury victim. Other accidents, however, can cause catastrophic injuries that result in lasting or even permanent damage. Some of the most common catastrophic injures are severe burns, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and spinal cord injuries. Burns that are deep enough can cause permanent nerve damage and severe scarring and may even need surgery to remove the damaged tissue and graft in new tissue. Serious brain injuries can cause memory loss or a permanent reduction in mental capacity. As for spinal cord injuries, temporary or permanent paralysis may result.

Accidents that Cause Catastrophic Injury

Catastrophic injuries can be caused in any accident. Slip and fall accidents can result in TBI or spinal cord damage. Car accidents and motorcycle accidents often result in compound fractures, head injuries, and spinal cord injuries. A defective product could spark a five that results in severe burns. No matter what caused the accident, as long as someone else is liable, you deserve to receive full compensation for any current and ongoing damages. Many catastrophic injuries require ongoing medical treatment, so be sure to retain an attorney who will gather the evidence to establish the full extent of your injuries so that you receive a fair settlement or trial verdict.

Aggressive Personal Injury Litigators

Each Virginia Beach personal injury lawyer with McCormack & McCormack has handled numerous jury trials and is more than capable of litigating for the results you deserve. Catastrophic injuries turn your life upside down, and the person responsible for those injuries should be held accountable. Speak with an attorney from our firm today through a free case evaluation to learn exactly what we can do for you. The sooner you contact a lawyer, the sooner we can begin fighting for the compensation you need to cover your extensive damages.

Our firm is proud to serve clients in and around Hampton Roads, including Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Suffolk, Newport News, Hampton, Norfolk, Portsmouth and Northampton and Accomack Counties on the Eastern Shore.