Amputation injuries are devastating both physically and emotionally for victims. When these injuries happen in accidents that were caused by another party’s negligence, victims have the right to be fully compensated. There are several important issues that need to be considered in the process of determining fair compensation, and having a qualified lawyer beside you is imperative.
At Ted Lyon Law, our Dallas amputation lawyers provide thoughtful, results-oriented representation to people who have suffered any type of amputation injury. From the loss of a finger to the loss of a limb, we will determine how the injury has impacted your life and work to resolve the matter in a way that fully accommodates your needs. We want to help you get the compensation you need to rebuild your life. Call our catastrophic injury attorneys at 877-Ted-Lyon (833-5966) for a free consultation.
How Do We Diligently Pursue the Damages You Are Entitled To?
Our Dallas firm has handled serious amputation injury claims arising from any cause, including car accidents, truck crashes, workplace accidents, machinery malfunctions, power tool accidents, and many others. Depending on the facts of your case, we may be able to seek the following types of damages:
- Medical care
- Rehabilitation
- Assistive medical equipment, including prosthetic devices and wheelchairs
- Home modifications to accommodate accessibility
- Loss of income and earning capacity
- Retraining
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional distress
We seek the advice of medical experts, life-planning specialists, and economists so that we have a complete understanding of the care you will require and the costs associated with it. We present a strong case in support of your right to damages and work tirelessly toward a positive result.
Discuss Your Amputation Injury Claim With One of Our Dallas Attorneys
To schedule a free initial consultation with a skilled Dallas amputation lawyer, call Ted Lyon Law at 877-Ted-Lyon (833-5966) or contact us online. We handle all personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. Home and hospital consultations are available if you are unable to visit our office.
