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Catastrophic Injuries: Sudden and Life Changing

1 min readJun 16, 2017

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Life is full of unexpected tragedies. Your typical drive to work on I-495 could be interrupted with a massive car accident and a trip the the emergency room and the injuries sustained in this incident could be catastrophic. Catastrophic injuries are life-altering, sudden, and result in long term disability and a poor quality of life. A car accident could result in a traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injuries that leave you paralyzed, or even death. These incidents become a burden, not only on the affected individual, but to their loved ones as well. Catastrophic injuries limit the individuals ability to function like the used to before and often develop complications related to their new conditions as well.

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The most common causes of a catastrophic injury, besides car accidents, include industrial accidents and medical errors. Industries like construction have high rates of serious injury and fatalities due to the nature of their work and the medical industry is unfortunately full of medical malpractice cases as well. In most cases, the individual affected by a catastrophic injury is not the one at fault and entitled to some kind of compensation for their pain and suffering. When this is the case, finding an experienced personal injury lawyer to represent you is extremely important. Many catastrophic injuries result in conditions that may result in enormous medical costs. If you are the victim of a catastrophic injury, contact a personal injury lawyer today.

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Glenn Ivey
Glenn Ivey

Written by Glenn Ivey

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Practicing attorney focusing on white collar criminal defense, congressional/grand jury investigations, and personal injury. Located in Upper Marlboro, MD