Fighting for Fair Client Compensation Throughout Oklahoma

When life-altering accidents occur, the impact can be devastating. Catastrophic injuries, such as brain or spinal cord damage, severe burns, or limb loss, can drastically change a person's lifestyle and ability to live independently. At Bundy Law Office, we understand how overwhelming this can be and are committed to ensuring those responsible for your injuries are held accountable.

Our seasoned attorneys are compassionate advocates for individuals and families who are grappling with the aftermath of catastrophic injuries in Tulsa and surrounding communities.

What Constitutes a Catastrophic Injury?

Catastrophic injuries are severe and often result in long-lasting or permanent damage. They significantly impact the victim's quality of life, usually requiring lifelong medical care and affecting their ability to work or perform daily tasks. Here are some examples of catastrophic injuries:

Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI): These injuries can lead to cognitive impairment, memory loss, mood changes, seizures, and other neurological problems.

Spinal Cord Injuries: Depending on the severity and location of the injury, symptoms can range from numbness or weakness in the limbs to partial or complete paralysis.

Severe Burns: Third-degree burns or higher can damage deep tissues, causing disfigurement and infections, requiring extensive medical treatment.

Amputations: The loss of a limb or digit can significantly affect a person's mobility and ability to perform everyday tasks.

Organ Damage: Severe damage to vital organs like the heart, lungs, or kidneys can have life-threatening consequences and require long-term medical care.

Multiple Bone Fractures: Multiple fractures can lead to chronic pain and limited mobility and require multiple surgeries for repair.

Vision or Hearing Loss: Injuries that result in the loss of sight or hearing can drastically alter a person's lifestyle and ability to communicate.

Neurological Disorders: Injuries leading to conditions such as Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's, or other neurodegenerative disorders can have devastating, long-term effects.

Unlike regular personal injuries, catastrophic injuries are characterized by their severity and long-term, often permanent, consequences. These injuries significantly alter a person's life, affecting their ability to work, engage in daily activities, and maintain relationships.

Catastrophic injuries can lead to substantial financial burdens due to medical expenses, ongoing care costs, and loss of income. Our primary focus is securing compensation for our clients so they can cover these costs and focus on rehabilitation.

We can help you seek damages for the following:

• Past, present, and future medical bills
• Lost wages and decreased future earning potential
• Loss of quality of life
• Pain and suffering
• Other non-economic costs associated with the injury

Our Approach to Handling Catastrophic Injury Cases

At Bundy Law Office, we prioritize our client's needs above all else. We develop individualized strategies for each case, focusing on supporting and meeting our client's needs.

Our experienced and knowledgeable team will approach your case and conduct a thorough analysis:

We will examine evidence to determine fault. This could involve multiple negligent parties or even companies whose defective products caused the accident.

We will work closely with our clients and their families to understand the impact of the injury and what they need moving forward.

We will consult with professionals like doctors or forensic engineers to strengthen our arguments in court.

We will aggressively advocate for our clients throughout the case to hold the at-fault party accountable for their negligence.

Contact us today if you or a loved one has been the victim of someone else's negligence. Our catastrophic injury attorneys in Tulsa are ready to fight for your rights and help you secure the compensation you deserve.

Contact the Tulsa catastrophic injury lawyers at the Bundy Law Office today by calling (918) 992-2142 to schedule a consultation.