08Sep 2021 by Pat Geddie
Injuries that Require Surgery

Injuries that Require Surgery

Personal Injury
Millions of Americans suffer different minor and life-threatening injuries annually. Additionally, they can occur while playing or working, on the roads, at home, or even relaxing indoors. In most cases, accidental injuries are minor and resolve on their own with minimal care. That said, some injuries are serious and require surgery to repair. If you sustained injuries that required surgery in an accident, there is a good chance that you are entitled to compensation for your losses. Call our office to discuss your case with an experienced Beverly Hills personal injury attorney. Common Injuries Needing Surgery The following injuries may require a patient to undergo expensive surgeries to cure. Internal organ damage - Some accidents can puncture lungs and other vital body organs, necessitating surgeries. Such injuries can also trigger…
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08Aug 2021 by Pat Geddie
Injuries that Can Prevent You From Working

Injuries that Can Prevent You From Working

Auto Accident
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…
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02Jul 2021 by Pat Geddie
A Brain Injury Can Lead to a Coma

A Brain Injury Can Lead to a Coma

Auto Accident
A coma is an extended state of lost consciousness. A coma eliminates one’s ability to respond to their environment, and people in a coma look like they are in a deep sleep. However, nothing can awaken such patients, including pain or other stimulation. If a person has suffered a brain injury and is unresponsive, it is critical to seek medical attention immediately. Unfortunately, in some cases, brain injuries leading to comas can result in serious long-term issues. In cases where an injury was caused by someone else’s negligence, the affected person’s family can enlist a Beverly Hills catastrophic injury attorney to seek compensation. What Kinds of Accidents Can Lead to Comas? Any kind of accident that can lead to a brain injury can also lead to a coma. Some of…
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