Injury Attorneys Oregon

Injury Attorneys Oregon

If you or a loved one is facing a catastrophic injury after an accident, please reach out to our serious injury attorneys Oregon residents’ know and trust. These injuries tend to include those that are not going to heal within a few days, or weeks. Many of them require months, if not years of recovery time. Some will render the victim permanently disabled. This could mean being unable to work, take care of yourself, or engage in activities you once loved. 

As leading serious injury attorneys in Oregon, we know how painful, physically and emotionally, this situation might be. We help clients who have suffered from injuries like, amputations, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, burns, and more. Many of our cases involve car accidents, workplace accidents, medical malpractice, and defective products. We understand how to navigate cases of all complexities, including those that involve multiple defendants. The sooner you reach out to our firm, the better. Call Andersen Morse & Linthorst today. 

What is My Serious Injury Claim Worth?

You might have questions about the value of your claim. This is especially common when bills are piling up and doctors want to be paid. The last thing you want to happen is to find yourself in extreme medical debt. We understand your desire to know what you might expect in terms of compensation. However, we cannot tell you what your claim is worth without knowing more details. In general, only when we have investigated everything will we be able to calculate your claims’ value. Typically, the more severe the injury is, the more compensation will be available. 

The Psychological Repercussions of a Serious Injury

In addition to the physical harm that a serious accident might have caused, clients will often suffer psychological harm. Damages for any of the following may be available:

• PTSD
• Anxiety
• Irritability
• Mood swings
• Behavior problems
• Memory loss
• Insomnia
• Inability to focus
• Isolation

Ongoing, or long term, psychiatric disorders are common after a person suffers a serious injury. If negligence is a factor, an Oregon serious injury attorney should review the case to determine what legal options are available. 

The Financial Impact of a Serious Injury

According to a study published by Johns Hopkins University, chronic pain costs the medical industry nearly $635 billion per year. This cost greatly exceeds medical conditions like cancer and heart disease. The financial impact associated with serious injuries tends to be in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not more. Our firm will take into consideration the potential need for:

• Ongoing medical care
• Surgery
• Rehabilitation and therapy
• Medication
• Mobility equipment
• Home or vehicle modifications
• Prosthetics
• Traveling to and from out of area offices
• + More

A serious injury claim should cover the losses that were a result of the accident. Before you can recover these damages, you will need to prove what happened. This is when it can be invaluable to retain our serious injury attorneys in Oregon. 

Andersen Morse & Linthorst is On Your Side

Severe injuries can devastate lives, even though the injured person survives. Traumatic brain injuries, paralysis, loss of limbs, and other terrible losses will impact the victim and the victim’s loved ones for the rest of the victim’s life. Such injuries can create many future problems that must be identified now, so that the remedy to solve these problems can be funded as part of any settlement or jury verdict.

Almost any type of accident can cause severe and extreme injuries. Such injuries can quickly overwhelm the financial, physical, and emotional resources of the victim and his family. In these cases, we can identify potential sources of payment and defend against overwhelming liens that would otherwise deprive the injury victim of needed funds. For a consultation with our firm, call our serious injury attorneys in Oregon today. 

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