When you are catastrophically injured, your entire future can seem uncertain. You can always depend on the reliability, professionalism, and compassion of Maring Williams Law Office and our Detroit Lakes catastrophic injury lawyers.
As soon as you can after being in a devastating accident, call us at 1-701-224-0430 to let us know what happened. If we can begin your claim early, then we can take the initiative and possibly catch insurance companies off-center.
While every type of injury is a serious situation, only certain types of injuries are considered “catastrophic.” In most legal and medical terms, an injury is catastrophic if it causes the victim to suffer an immediate disability or if it is never expected to fully heal.
With this definition in mind, catastrophic injury claims often involve:
To try to lessen the lasting effects of a catastrophic injury, extensive medical care can be used. For example, someone with a spine injury might undergo various intensive surgeries. Or people with a brain injury might require months or years of physical therapy to regain certain abilities, like dexterous control of their hands. Intricate diagnostic testing can also be used to determine the extent of a catastrophic injury if it is not already known.
While these medical procedures are useful, they are also expensive. Your healthcare insurance will likely hit its cap well before you are ever given a doctor’s approval to explore testing and treatment options. To make the most of your situation and utilize as many forms of medical care as possible, you should file a claim against the party that caused your catastrophic injury, effectively putting the cost of your care on their shoulders.
We will want to secure every cent to pay for your damages, including:
While you do your best to recover, we can dig into the details of your claim to carefully calculate your total damages. This level of care has been shown to all of our clients ever since we first opened our doors. It would be our honor to be able to support you in this way as well.
You can begin your claim with a no-cost, no-obligation case evaluation.