Catastrophic Personal Injury

Physical injuries are considered catastrophic when victims experience severe, long-term or life-altering damages. Catastrophic injuries also tend to involve substantial amounts of medical procedures and treatment as well as lengthy periods of care. The consequences that catastrophic injuries pose to victims and their families can be overwhelming. Intensive, specialized and long-term medical treatments commonly cripple a victim's financial stability by burying him or her in insurmountable debt. In addition, the emotional repercussions can also be severe, as physical limitations, whether temporary or permanent, can greatly compromise a victim's quality of life. There are no hard lines that conclusively define what constitutes a catastrophic injury. In the most general terms, catastrophic injuries will commonly result in more serious medical procedures or treatment. They may also greatly limit a victim's abilities to work or enjoy life as they normally would for weeks, months, years, or even permanently. Some common examples of catastrophic injuries include:

• Spinal cord, neck and back injuries
• Brain damage and head injuries
• Organ damage
• Severe burns
• Paralysis

Our personal injury lawyers have experience with catastrophic injury cases, and we fully understand how severely victims and their families can be affected. Our goals when providing legal representation are to ensure that you recover the best compensation possible and that you are able to move toward a future recovery with the resources and positive mental outlook you deserve.

If you have suffered a catastrophic injury due to someone else's negligence, McNamara Law Group is here to fight for the justice you deserve. Contact us to schedule an appointment. Initial consultations for cases involving person injuries are completely free and confidential.