Rhode Island Catastrophic Injury Lawyer
Sometimes accidents result in injuries that could have a lasting or permanent impact on the victim’s life. These catastrophic injuries could result in disability, disfigurement, and lifelong pain, which in turn can make it challenging to earn a living, perform everyday tasks, and live life to the fullest. Beyond the physical and emotional consequences, catastrophic injuries can be incredibly expensive to treat and recover from.
If you’ve suffered catastrophic injuries in Rhode Island and someone else is to blame, you should not be left facing these challenges alone. You deserve compensation, and Bottaro Law can help you demand it.
Our team is prepared to investigate the underlying accident, calculate the full extent of your losses, negotiate with the at-fault party and their insurer, and take them to court if necessary. When you let us handle the legal aspects of your case, you give yourself the time and space you need to focus on your health, recovery, and life.
Don’t wait to hold the party that hurt you responsible for their actions. Contact Bottaro Law today for a free consultation with a catastrophic injury lawyer in Rhode Island.
What Is a Catastrophic Injury?
A catastrophic injury is an injury that significantly impairs a victim’s health, independence, and livelihood. They are often permanent and sometimes require medical treatment or therapy for the rest of a person’s life. Catastrophic injuries are, in a word, life-altering.
Types of Catastrophic Injuries
Catastrophic injuries take many different forms. Some are strictly physical and impact mobility and comfort. Catastrophic injuries that impact the brain can affect cognition and a person’s ability to think, reason, and speak. In both cases, the injury results in significantly diminished quality of life.
Here are some examples of injuries that may be considered catastrophic:
- Brain injuries
- Paralysis and other spinal cord injuries
- Severe burns
- Disfiguring injuries
- Amputation
- Significant bone fractures
- Organ damage
- Vision or hearing impairment
Not all catastrophic injuries result in permanent disabilities. However, most require extensive medical intervention and may take months or even years to heal.