Severe injuries can impact every aspect of your life, leaving you with long-term disabilities and extensive medical needs. If you or a loved one suffered a catastrophic injury, pursuing compensation may be crucial to cover medical treatment and lost wages. Knowing your legal options can help you secure the financial support you need for ongoing care and rehabilitation after your personal injury case has been resolved. Contact our Bradenton personal injury lawyers at Shapiro | Delgado today.
Losing a limb in an accident can change your life in an instant. Simple tasks become more difficult, and you may no longer be able to work in the same capacity as before. Under Florida Statutes § 440.15, you may be entitled to full compensation for your healthcare costs, prosthetic devices, lost income, and other long-term costs associated with your amputation. Adjusting to life after an amputation requires months or even years of rehabilitation. Prosthetic limbs can restore mobility, but they are expensive, require frequent adjustments, and may need to be replaced over time. Physical therapy, occupational training, and mental health support all play critical roles in helping you regain independence and improve your quality of life.
Blunt-force trauma from an accident can cause life-threatening organ damage. If you suffered internal bleeding, a punctured lung, or kidney failure, you may need emergency surgery, extended hospitalization, or lifelong medical care. The severity of these injuries can limit your ability to work, care for yourself, or maintain the same quality of life as before the accident.
High-speed car crashes, workplace accidents, and falls from significant heights can lead to severe organ damage. Internal injuries often go unnoticed at first, making early medical evaluation critical. Severe internal injuries may require multiple surgeries, dialysis, or lifelong medication management. If organ failure occurs, transplants or permanent medical interventions may be necessary. Internal injuries can result in chronic pain, reduced organ function, or life-threatening infections. Delayed treatment increases the risk of permanent damage, making immediate medical intervention critical.
Severe internal injuries can lead to ongoing health complications that require constant monitoring. If you suffered an organ injury due to someone else’s negligence, securing compensation can help cover medical costs, future treatments, and lost earning capacity.
Crushing injuries happen when extreme force is applied to your body, leading to broken bones, nerve damage, and muscle destruction. These injuries can make it difficult to walk, use your arms, or even complete daily tasks. In many cases, surgery, physical therapy, and mobility aids such as wheelchairs or braces are required to regain some level of independence. If your injuries resulted in nerve damage, you may experience chronic pain, muscle weakness, or even a spinal cord injury like paralysis. Some crushing injuries lead to compartment syndrome, where swelling and pressure restrict blood flow, causing further tissue damage. Long-term mobility issues may prevent you from returning to work or performing physical tasks, making financial recovery for lost income and future medical needs essential.
A catastrophic injury can change your life forever and may lead to long-term medical needs and financial challenges. We are committed to helping you pursue the maximum compensation available for your economic and non-economic damages. Contact your Bradenton catastrophic injury lawyer from Shapiro | Delgado through our quick contact form or by phone to schedule a free consultation as soon as today.
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