CATASTROPHIC INJURIES

As we age, we hope we can avoid major tragedies, illnesses, injuries, and more. But sometimes we’re dealt a hand that changes our lives forever—a catastrophic injury. In some cases, wounds heal, bodies and minds mend, but sometimes there is no healing, no cure, and no opportunity to resume life as it was before. These situations are usually caused by catastrophic injuries and can result in mobility loss that may require round-the-clock medical care and the need to supplement lost income.

If you’ve been in a motor vehicle accident, the injury lawyers at the Cox Law Firm in Lake Charles can help.
Call 337-428-3953 to schedule a free consultation or contact us online.

We have the experience and skills you need to pursue the compensation you deserve.

Types of Catastrophic Injury

BRAIN INJURIES

DOG BITE INJURIES

NECK & BACK INJURIES

PERSONAL INJURY

SPINAL CORD INJURIES

WRONGFUL DEATH

Catastrophic Injuries Need the Best Representation

In legal terms, a catastrophic injury permanently disables an individual, preventing them from supporting themselves and their family through regular gainful employment.

The range of catastrophic injuries can be quite broad and can include illnesses or injuries incurred while on the job or injuries from an accident.

There’s a saying that goes “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Common sense and awareness of your surroundings can go a long way toward preventing catastrophic injuries that occur from falls, unsafe properties, and some dangerous sporting accidents.

Even if you take every precaution, there’s still a chance to be injured because of someone else’s negligence. Unfortunately, there’s no way you can predict or prevent what another person will do. It’s important to note that negligence can be both intentional and unintentional. Emotions can cause people to act erratically and commit an intentional act of violence or negligence, even if they wouldn’t normally behave that way.

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Catastrophic Injuries Need the Best Representation

In legal terms, a catastrophic injury permanently disables an individual, preventing them from supporting themselves and their family through regular gainful employment.

The range of catastrophic injuries can be quite broad and can include illnesses or injuries incurred while on the job or injuries from an accident.

There’s a saying that goes “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Common sense and awareness of your surroundings can go a long way toward preventing catastrophic injuries that occur from falls, unsafe properties, and some dangerous sporting accidents.

Even if you take every precaution, there’s still a chance to be injured because of someone else’s negligence. Unfortunately, there’s no way you can predict or prevent what another person will do. It’s important to note that negligence can be both intentional and unintentional. Emotions can cause people to act erratically and commit an intentional act of violence or negligence, even if they wouldn’t normally behave that way.

Contact Our Catastrophic Injury Attorneys

So, what happens when you or a loved one lose your ability to support yourself due to a catastrophic injury or illness?

You may not have all the answers right away, but one of the best ways you can prepare for the worst is to have a good relationship with an experienced personal injury attorney.

The catastrophic injury attorneys at the Cox Law Firm are here to fight for your financial compensation. We won’t stop until you have what you need, and we won’t ask for payment until you’ve received the maximum amount of compensation you’re entitled to. Learn how we can help, call us today at 337-428-3953.

Other Practice Areas

AUTO ACCIDENTS

Workplace Injuries

Class-Actions

Claim Disputes

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