Receiving Damages in a Fargo Amputation Injury
These types of injuries can have a substantial financial impact. Many times, an individual must undergo long-term medical care, which can be incredibly expensive.
The victim may be unable to return to work or need to take time off of work to recover from the injury. This all adds up and can have a substantial economic impact on the victim and their family.
Goldberg & Loren understand this, and we are dedicated to helping those who have suffered injuries. The firm will fight hard to make sure that you receive fair and just compensation for the following:
Medical expenses - Past, present, and future Lost wages - related to the time taken off of work due to the injury
Pain and suffering - Loss of enjoyment of life Mental anguish
Punitive damages - For cases in which the defendant was grossly negligent
Lost wages - Due to the inability to work in the future
Rehabilitation costs - Related to physical or psychological therapy
Permanent impairment - Resulting from the injury
Proving Negligence in an Amputation Injury Case
To prove negligence in an amputation injury case, Goldberg & Loren must demonstrate that the defendant did not follow the necessary standard of care. This means that the defendant did not act with proper respect or take risks, resulting in harm to another person.
Goldberg & Loren can prove wrongdoing through medical records, witness statements, and other evidence. To establish a defendant's negligence, Goldberg & Loren will work hard to ensure all necessary evidence is presented in court.
Evidence may include any of the following:
- Medical records to prove the extent of your injury
- Employment records to show that you have lost wages
- Witnesses to testify about the trauma and pain that you have suffered due to your injury
- Expert testimony from a medical professional or other specialist witnesses who can attest to how the negligence caused your amputation injury
- Video or photo evidence of the injury
Our local amputation attorneys will use these elements to build a strong case for you. Our law firm is committed to helping those who have suffered from an amputation injury get the compensation they deserve. We can provide the support and guidance you need throughout this complex process.
Common Causes of Fargo Amputations
A wide variety of different things can cause amputation injuries. In some cases, they can be caused by:
- Medical malpractice or negligence - Such as the failure to diagnose or treat an illness promptly
- Automobile accidents - Due to another driver being careless
- Defective products - Such as machinery, tools, or other products that malfunction and cause injury
- Violent crimes - Such as assault and battery, terrorism, or other intentional violence
- Severe infections - Such as gangrene, sepsis, or other diseases that require amputation to save the patient's life
Motor Vehicle Accidents Lead to Amputation in Fargo
Auto accidents are a major cause of traumatic amputations due to the powerful impact of collisions. Semi-truck accidents, pedestrian accidents, and motorcycle crashes are particularly dangerous. The heavy weight of a commercial truck or the lack of protection offered in an impact with someone walking or on a bike can lead to disastrous consequences.
Medical Malpractice and Amputation
Some common cases of medical malpractice that result in amputation include:
- Misdiagnosis or failure to diagnose a condition
- Surgical errors
- Failure to provide proper care or treatment
Contact Our Fargo Amputation Injury Lawyers Today!
If you or someone you love has been injured in an accident with an injury that caused or required the removal of a limb, don't hesitate to contact Goldberg & Loren. The amputation injury attorneys at Goldberg & Loren are open now to fight hard to get you the compensation you deserve.
Contact Goldberg & Loren's personal injury attorneys in Fargo today by calling us at (701) 540-6787 to schedule a free consultation
