Injuries that Can Prevent You From Working
Accidental injuries can leave victims with significant problems. From medical expenses to pain and suffering, preventable accidents often result in substantial losses. In some cases, victims are unable to work or earn a living after their accidents – sometimes permanently.
Fortunately, California law allows people injured by the negligence of others to recover compensation for their economic and non-economic losses – including their lost income. To learn more and to find out whether you have a case, call our office today to speak with a Beverly Hills personal injury attorney.
Various Injuries can Leave Victims with Temporary or Permanent Disabilities
There are a number of injuries that can prevent you from doing your job, ranging from the minor to the severe. For example, if your job involves a significant amount of typing, something as simple as a sprained wrist could prevent you from working for a few days or weeks. On the other hand, if you suffer a spinal cord injury that results in paralysis and have a job that requires a certain level of physical capability, you may never be able to work again.
Some of the more common injuries that can prevent you from working include:
- Traumatic brain injuries
- Broken bones
- Eye and ear injuries
- Back injuries
- Hand and wrist injuries
- Knee and hip injuries
Importantly, if your injury prevents you from ever returning to your former employment, you may be entitled to significant compensation for your future losses as well as the loose you are currently experiencing.
Talk to a Beverly Hills Catastrophic Injury Attorney Now
If you have suffered injuries that prevent you from working, you may be entitled to compensation for your losses. At Jalilvand Law, our Beverly Hills catastrophic injury attorney is committed to helping people who have been injured by the negligence or recklessness of others. To schedule your free case evaluation, call our office or contact us online today.
