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A Waterbury amputation & loss of limb lawyer is a crucial asset for anyone who has suffered an amputation injury due to the actions of another party. Whether you suffered a traumatic amputation injury in a car accident on I-84, in a workplace accident, or due to some other incident resulting from another party’s negligence, you need a skilled Waterbury personal injury attorney to help you prove liability for the injury and recover compensation for your damages.
Weber & Rubano has been representing injured clients throughout Connecticut for more than 70 years, and our team is confident we can provide compassionate, results-driven legal counsel when you and your family need it most after suffering a life-changing catastrophic injury. If another party caused your amputation injury, you likely have grounds to file a personal injury claim to seek compensation for your damages.
Many victims of amputation injuries struggle with severe physical and psychological effects. Most of these victims must make drastic changes to their everyday lives while struggling with physical symptoms and the psychological shock of these injuries. Your Waterbury amputation & loss of limb lawyer at Weber & Rubano can help you prove liability for the injury, build a personal injury claim, and recover compensation for your economic and non-economic damages.
About 2.1 million people are currently living with limb loss in the US, and about 185,000 amputations occur each year. By 2030, the number of people living with limb loss in the US is expected to reach 3.6 million. While vascular disease remains the most common cause of amputations in the US, traumatic accidents account for about 45% of amputations each year. Vehicle accidents, workplace accidents, and dangerous products are the top-reported causes.
If you believe another party caused your amputation injury, you likely have grounds to file a personal injury case against them. Success with a personal injury case in Waterbury requires proving that the defendant directly caused the damages cited in the claim, and your Waterbury amputation & loss of limb attorney can gather the evidence you need to prove liability.
After you establish liability for your amputation injury, your attorney can calculate all of the damages you are eligible to claim from the defendant:
Ultimately, your amputation injury case could yield more compensation than you initially expected if you hire an amputation & loss of limb lawyer to handle your case. The attorneys at Weber & Rubano are confident we can guide you to a favorable outcome, but you have a short time to build and file your personal injury case for an amputation injury. Reach out to our firm as soon as possible to learn more about our legal services and how we can assist with your case.
Proving liability for an amputation injury will require evidence that shows a defendant’s negligence or misconduct directly caused the injury. The evidence you need depends on the nature of the traumatic incident in question. For example, if you suffered an amputation injury because of a car accident, you may need a police report, witness statements, vehicle computer data, and the other driver’s cell phone records to prove liability.
The total amount of compensation you can claim for an amputation injury depends on the scope and severity of the injury’s effects. You may have grounds to claim compensation for economic losses like medical bills, lost wages, and property damage, but pain and suffering compensation is likely to form the bulk of your total recovery due to the severe effects of most amputation injuries. Your attorney can estimate your case’s total potential value.
In an amputation injury claim, pain and suffering compensation is determined based on the overall severity of the injury, how much it affects the victim’s everyday life, and the scope of psychological harm they have experienced. An attorney will likely multiply their client’s total economic damages by a factor that reflects the severity of their amputation injury to determine appropriate pain and suffering compensation.
If you are concerned about the cost to hire an amputation & loss of limb lawyer in Waterbury, there is no cause to worry about legal fees if you choose Weber & Rubano to represent you. We only charge a fee for representation in a personal injury case when we succeed in securing compensation for our client, and this contingency fee is a percentage of the total recovered. If there is no recovery, there is no fee.
The attorneys at Weber & Rubano have successfully helped many clients build successful personal injury cases for catastrophic, life-changing injuries like amputations. If you think another party is responsible for causing this type of injury to you or a family member, we can help you pursue accountability. Contact us today to schedule your free consultation with an experienced Waterbury amputation & loss of limb lawyer you can trust.
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