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Although many of us take the use of our body parts for granted, accidents that result in lost limbs can be life-altering, and the survivors often require ongoing physical, emotional, and financial support long after the incident. Amputation injuries can occur for many reasons, from workplace accidents involving heavy machinery to devastating car accidents involving drivers and pedestrians.

If you or a loved one suffered an injury due to another party’s negligence, then please consult with our compassionate attorneys at Scarlett Law Group to discuss what our firm can do to help you recover maximum compensation for your damages. Our award-winning law firm has a stellar reputation for taking on the most complex and challenging cases involving amputation injuries. We are committed to protecting the rights of clients across the Bay Area who have suffered devastating losses of bodily and life functions due to amputations resulting from negligence.

What Are the Common Causes of Amputations?

When limbs or other body parts are amputated during an accident instead of a medical procedure, it is called a traumatic amputation. When the body sustains sharp cuts or severe tears outside of a sterile and controlled hospital setting, it can result in life-threatening complications like severe bleeding and infections.

Common accidents that can result in traumatic amputations include:

  • Motorcycle accidents
  • Car accidents
  • Truck accidents
  • Industrial machinery and equipment accidents
  • HAZMAT accidents
  • Electrocution accidents
  • Falls
  • Fires and explosions
  • Defective products
  • Construction accidents
  • Factory accidents

What Types Of Damages Can Ce Recovered For an Amputation Injury?

After a traumatic amputation, individuals must relearn how to perform basic everyday skills and must alter their lifestyle to accommodate post-amputation care and management. The costs of a prosthetic limb can be also overwhelming, averaging between $5,000 and $50,000. Prosthetic limbs also need to be replaced every three to five years. Add in the cost of doctors, physical therapists, occupational therapists, psychologists, and other medical professionals that are necessary to help with pain and suffering, you can see why recovering fair compensation for your damages is vital.

If you suffered a traumatic amputation, then you might be able to recover compensation for the following damages:

  • Surgical procedures
  • Hospitalizations
  • Emergency trauma care
  • Ongoing medical treatments
  • Home health assistance
  • Lost future earning capacity
  • Lost income
  • Early and ongoing rehabilitation
  • Therapy for emotional trauma
  • Permanent disfigurement
  • Physical pain and suffering
  • Wheelchairs or other mobility devices
  • Initial and replacement prosthetics

Call (415) 352-6264 today to arrange your complimentary consultation with one of our amputation injury lawyers.

Our Catastrophic Injury Attorneys Can Assist with Your Amputation Case

Scarlett Law Group has a proven history of securing multi-million dollar settlements and jury verdicts on behalf of individuals who sustained catastrophic injuries. When you choose our firm to handle your case, we will work tirelessly to help you obtain the compensation you need to cover your current and future medical and financial needs. Our attorneys possess extensive experience and exceptional knowledge in this area of law, so let us get to work for you today.

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