When someone’s body is crushed in a car crash, an industrial accident, or another type of incident, they could lose an arm or leg. In some incidents, limbs are severed upon impact. There are also accidents where arteries and nerves are damaged to the point where amputation is necessary to save the victim’s life. If you or someone you love has lost a limb and someone else was liable for the tragic injury, Curcio Law in Alexandria can help. Our skillful Virginia litigators gather the necessary facts and expert evidence to secure proper payment for clients whose lives are forever changed because of a defendant’s negligence.
People can lose a limb in several different kinds of accidents. We handle a full range of these cases, including those that arise from:
When someone besides the victim is at fault for the accident, our accomplished personal injury lawyers initiate legal action demanding compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages.
If you have suffered a loss of limb or some other form of catastrophic injury, the potential defendant or their lawyer might reach out to you quickly, trying to negotiate a settlement. This can be a tempting offer, especially when dealing with an unexpected change in your life, along with the medical bills accompanying your treatment. However, you should speak to a qualified Virginia attorney who is on your side and who can provide knowledgeable advice regarding the type of payment you should expect in a verdict or settlement. We work with doctors, occupational therapists, and other experts to present a detailed argument about the many ways in which losing an arm or a leg will affect you for years to come. Specific damages can include modifications that need to be made to your home, expenses related to prosthetic devices, and help you might need to handle everyday tasks.
Curcio Law in Alexandria represents Virginians who have lost a limb in a car crash or another incident caused by someone else’s negligence. Please call or text us at 703-836-3366 or contact us online to discuss your case in a free initial consultation.