Catastrophic Injuries
A Firm Backed By 40 Years of Combined Experience
Woodstock Catastrophic Injury Attorneys
Restoring Stability in Woodstock, Atlanta & Northern Georgia
Some injuries are so serious they permanently change a person’s life. It can be physical, mental and/or emotional injury. When a person or company causes a catastrophic injury, they must be held accountable for the full measure of the harm done to you or a loved one.
Unfortunately, the harm done may be so severe that your life will never be the way it was before the accident. At The Dickinson Law Firm our attorneys seek the complete justice and compensation for what’s changed and been taken from you.
Injuries are considered catastrophic when they force a substantial or permanent change in a person’s ability to live life, whether mentally or physically, and often result extensive medical care.
Common catastrophic injuries include:
Brain trauma
Neurological injuries
Paralysis
Burn injuries
Disfigurement
Amputations
Hearing & vision loss
Whether these injuries happen at a hospital, under the care of a medical provider, in a motor vehicle accident, or in any other way, they must be answered for by the reckless and negligent parties.
We immediately gather information about the accident to determine fault, the full extent of your injury and the availability of insurance coverage. Your situation may include a DUI driver or a driver who left the scene of the accident, fell asleep at the wheel, or was on their cell phone at the time of the incident.
All these factors are fully explored to determine the full extent of the responsibility of the other driver.
Contact us today at (770) 924-8155 to begin your fight for justice. A member of our legal team is ready to hear your story during a free consultation.
Commonly Asked Questions
What constitutes a catastrophic injury in Woodstock, Georgia?
In Woodstock, Georgia, a catastrophic injury is defined as an injury that results in a substantial or permanent change in an individual's ability to live their life. This includes physical, mental, and emotional impairments that necessitate extensive medical care. Examples of catastrophic injuries include brain trauma, neurological injuries, paralysis, burn injuries, disfigurement, amputations, and loss of hearing or vision.
How does The Dickinson Law Firm approach catastrophic injury cases in Northern Georgia?
The Dickinson Law Firm approaches catastrophic injury cases in Northern Georgia with a commitment to securing complete justice and compensation for the victims. The firm's attorneys gather information immediately to determine fault, the full extent of the injury, and insurance coverage. They explore all factors, including the possibility of a DUI driver or a distracted driver, to establish the full responsibility of the other party involved in the incident.
What types of compensation can be claimed for catastrophic injuries in Atlanta?
Victims of catastrophic injuries in Atlanta can claim compensation for various damages, including human losses such as pain and suffering, medical bills, future medical needs, lost wages, and property damages. These compensations are designed to address both the immediate and long-term financial and emotional impacts of the injury.
Can The Dickinson Law Firm represent individuals in automobile accident cases involving catastrophic injuries?
Yes, The Dickinson Law Firm represents individuals who have suffered catastrophic personal injuries in all types of automobile accidents across Georgia. Their legal team is experienced in handling cases involving DUI drivers, hit-and-run incidents, and other forms of negligent driving that result in serious injuries.
We only receive a fee after you receive a recovery of money.
All Cases Prepped for Trial
We prepare every case for trial by jury to ensure that justice is served to it’s fullest. Cases may settle along the way, but we will be ready to present the case to a jury.
Access to Our Entire Team
When you work with The Dickinson Law Firm, you get the benefit of having an entire team behind you and your case will be individually managed by an attorney and a paralegal.