Wrongful Death and Catastrophic Injuries
Many times an accident can have enormous, long-lasting effects. A severe accident can cause catastrophic injuries or even lead to death.
Wrongful Death
When a loved one passes away as the result of injuries sustained in an accident caused by another person, there can be devastating emotional and financial effects. If he or she was a wage earner in the family, there might be worry over how the bills will be paid — not only medical bills, but utility bills, mortgages or daily expenses. It can be nearly impossible to place a monetary value on the life of a loved one, but a wrongful death case might work to stabilize your future.
Issues surrounding a wrongful death case can quickly become complicated. It is wise to retain a lawyer experienced in all facets of personal injury law to guide you through this difficult time in your life. At the office of Austin wrongful death lawyer, William Schmidt, we have the knowledge and expertise you need to get through this challenge and begin living your life.
Catastrophic Injuries
Serious injuries are considered catastrophic based on the dramatic effects they have on the life and future of the sufferers. These types of injuries might cause an enormous disruption in both lifestyle and earning potential. When someone suffers from a catastrophic injury, it is important to let your attorney fight on your behalf.
- Brain injuries
- Spinal cord injury
- Accidental amputation
- Severe electrical or chemical burns
- Severe fractures
These and several other injuries can be life altering. Additionally, medical care and physical therapy can nearly bankrupt a family. In the hands of an experienced lawyer, a personal injury lawsuit might allow you to recover money from the liable parties and work towards a stable future.
Contact a Travis County Brain Injury Lawyer
If you have questions regarding wrongful death or catastrophic injuries, schedule an appointment with a lawyer at the Law Offices of William Schmidt by calling 888-335-2432 or by completing the contact form located on this website. We accept cases on a contingency fee* basis.
*Contingency fees mean that there are no attorneys fees unless you recover money. Court costs, litigation expenses and medical bills are paid from your share of the recovery. If there is no recovery, you will not be responsible for any expenses advanced by your attorney.
