Catastrophic injuries
When an injury changes how someone will live, the questions get bigger. So should the attorney.
What happened
A catastrophic injury is one that does not end when the hospital stay does. A brain injury, a spinal cord injury, an amputation, a severe burn.
Families in this situation are usually managing care, work, and money all at once, often while someone is still in treatment. The right attorney for this is not the same as the right attorney for a fender bender.
What usually happens next
This is general information, not advice about your case. An attorney can tell you what applies to you.
- Care comes first. Everything else can be worked around treatment.
- Keep every bill, discharge summary and care plan in one place, even the ones that look routine.
- Long-term cost is a central question here, and it is one an attorney will want expert help answering.
- An attorney can explain what a claim of this size normally involves and how long it tends to take.
What LegalNet does
Tell us what happened
One short call. We listen before we say anything.
We match you with the right attorney
Someone we know personally, who actually handles this kind of case.
You talk to them directly
The attorney takes it from there. We stay available if you need us.
What it costs you
Nothing. The attorney pays us.
You never pay us anything, at any point.
Questions people ask
My family member cannot speak for themselves right now.
We are still in the hospital.
Will this take years?
What does it cost us to talk?
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