Catastrophic Injuries

Florida Catastrophic Injury Attorney

Many times, a catastrophic injury will permanently change the way you live your life. Catastrophic injuries frequently require months, if not years, of medical care and can prevent you from earning a living. If not recognized right away, the condition could get even worse. Any compensation you receive in a personal injury case should reflect the amount of both current and future needs caused by such a serious injury.

People classify an accident as catastrophic for several reasons. It may have enormous physical and emotional repercussions. You and your family may suffer serious financial difficulties. You may never fully recover from this type of injury. Located in Bonita Springs, Florida, attorney Carol G. Vlachos focuses on obtaining the compensation needed to deal with an injury. To learn more, contact us for a free initial consultation.

Examples of what people consider a catastrophic injury include:

• Amputation / loss of a limb
• Spinal cord injury - paraplegia and quadriplegia
• Birth injury - cerebral palsy and shoulder dystocia
• Head and traumatic brain injury
• Serious burn and disfigurement
• Blindness and nerve damage

The goal of any personal injury case involving a catastrophic injury is to achieve a verdict or settlement that compensates people for their medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering damages, and future medical expenses. Ms. Vlachos will not back down when fighting insurance companies. The Law Office of Carol G. Vlachos will go the full length necessary to get the results you need.

Wrongful Death

We also represent families in wrongful death lawsuits after the tragic death of a loved one. These claims compensate families for the medical bills, lost future earning capacities, funeral expenses, and other associated costs of tragic accidents.

Get the financial compensation and personal justice you deserve after suffering a catastrophic injury. Contact lawyer Carol G. Vlachos for a free initial consultation. We represent people throughout Naples, Fort Myers, Cape Coral, and Lee County.