Salem, MA Amputation Injury Attorney

Adjusting to life after an amputation can be a life-altering adjustment. Whether the injury was due to dismemberment in the accident or the result of surgical intervention after an accident, you should not have to deal with the situation without a Salem personal injury lawyer on your side.

At The Cashman Law Firm, our Salem amputation injury attorneys understand how complicated these cases can be, and we will not back down from a fight to get the compensation you deserve.

Why Choose Us at The Cashman Law Firm?

With The Cashman Law Firm, you can trust that you have our focus. We share your goals for your case and understand that each situation requires a unique approach. This philosophy ensures that we will work closely with you to collect every detail.

We prioritize clear communication with our clients and strive to respond promptly to every phone call and question. We cannot expect you to focus on your recovery if you are worrying about your case. This client-centered approach is part of what has enabled us to recover more than $ 7 million in settlements and verdicts for our clients in under 10 years.

What Types of Recoverable Damages Can I Receive?

The damages you can claim are dependent on your individual circumstances. However, some of the damages we may discuss include:

• Medical costs
• Lost wages
• Anticipated treatment costs in the future
• Pain and suffering
• Mental anguish
• Loss of earning capacity
• Costs for accessibility modification of your home
• Assistive devices or prosthetics

The dollar amount for damages, such as pain and suffering, is often dependent on the value of economic damages, such as your medical bills and lost wages. This helps keep the non-economic damages proportionate to the physical costs. For example, the pain and suffering one might experience from losing a leg is likely to vary greatly from the loss of a finger on your non-dominant hand.

How Long Do I Have To File an Amputation Injury Claim in Massachusetts?

The state of Massachusetts typically imposes a 3 year statute of limitations for civil actions against a private citizen. However, you may only have a few months if the responsible party is a government entity. Additionally, you may have more time than you think in circumstances that trigger a tolling of the statute of limitations.

To ensure you know how long you have to file your claim, you should discuss your situation with a Salem amputation injury attorney.

Call Our Salem, MA Amputation Injury Attorneys Today

If someone else has caused your amputation injury, you should not have to take on the added stress of an insurance claim or personal injury lawsuit while you are also trying to adjust to life and recover from your injuries.

The Cashman Law Firm provides our services on contingency, which allows you to get the representation you need without the fear of bills you cannot pay if you lose. You only owe us once we recover compensation. Contact us today for a complimentary case evaluation to explore your options.