Catastrophic Injury

Catastrophic injury cases differ in worth because no two cases are the same. A catastrophic injury causes a lasting or permanent disability to a victim and prevents them from going back to work or performing daily activities like they once did. Every catastrophic injury case is unique. The compensation a victim may recover in their …

A catastrophic settlement is a financial reward granted to a catastrophic injury victim by the insurance company in exchange for not filing a lawsuit. Most insurance companies prefer to settle catastrophic injury cases out-of-court to limit their losses by avoiding heavy fines. Some cases are settled even before the victims file a lawsuit, while others …

Common catastrophic injuries include spinal cord injuries (SCI), traumatic brain injuries (TBI), amputation, severe burns, and vision loss. These injuries can cause severe permanent disability or disfigurement, impairment of the function of a body part or system, and substantial risk of death. While some victims who sustain these injuries heal and regain their former functionality …

Yes. Catastrophic injuries are devastating, and their impact can last a lifetime. They include damage to the brain or spinal cord, amputation of limbs, facial scarring, injuries that harm sexual function, etc. If someone else’s misconduct or negligence harmed you, Isaacs & Isaacs Personal Injury Lawyers could help you pursue financial recovery. Can I Sue …

Catastrophic injuries are life-changing, unlike minor injuries like soft tissue damage, whiplash, and bruises that only require medical care and rest to recover from. These injuries can easily result in long-term or permanent disability for the victims. You may be entitled to compensation if you’ve recently suffered a catastrophic injury in an accident. Learn more …