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Catastrophic injury claims

Catastrophic injuries such as brain and spinal cord injuries, amputations and severe burns change the course of a life. The claim must account for decades, not months.

Planning for the future

We work with treating physicians and, when appropriate, life-care planners and economists to estimate future medical care, home modifications, assistance and lost earning capacity, so a settlement or verdict reflects the whole picture.

Types of catastrophic injury

Traumatic brain injury
Spinal cord injury and paralysis
Amputation
Severe burns and disfigurement
Multiple fractures with lasting impairment

Questions we hear

Should I settle quickly to cover my bills?

Settling before your medical future is clear can leave you without resources later. There may be ways to address immediate financial strain. Ask us before signing anything.

Case Results

Selected results

Doe v. Doe InsurerTotal recovered$4,202,221Carrier first offered/paid$0 Doe v. State FarmTotal recovered$3,115,882Carrier first offered/paid$77,137 Doe v. Doe InsurerTotal recovered$1,711,507Carrier first offered/paid$945,140

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Results obtained by Eric D. Townsend and Jacob B. Pyle.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Results described on this site are examples of past matters and do not predict or guarantee the result of any future case. Every case is different and depends on its own facts and the law. Amounts shown are gross recoveries, before attorney’s fees and costs. Where shown, “carrier first offered/paid” is what the insurer had offered or paid before the client retained counsel. Client names and identifying details are omitted.

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