An amputation injury can diminish your ability to earn an income and cause substantial medical expenses. A Smyrna amputation attorney from Bader Scott Injury Lawyers will fight for your financial recovery, and you may get insurance benefits for all medical costs, a significant percentage of your lost income, and other losses.
Our team will fight for the workers’ compensation benefits you are entitled to, never letting an insurance company treat you unfairly. While you work towards recovery, we’ll take your claim off your hands.
Why Those with Work-Related Amputation Injuries in Smyrna Choose Bader Scott Injury Lawyers
Healing from an amputation injury requires your full attention. Our law firm can handle the entirety of your workers’ compensation claim, ensuring your health remains the priority.
Clients choose Bader Scott Injury Lawyers for their legal needs in Smyrna because:
We Have Case Results
Our firm has proven the ability to win big for clients in workers’ compensation cases. In the wake of an amputation, you may take comfort in knowing that we have gotten:
- $5.25 million in a workers’ compensation case involving paralysis
- $2 million in a workers’ compensation case involving a traumatic brain injury
- $1.9 million in another workers’ compensation case
- Several other substantial settlements and judgments for clients with work-related injuries
Insurance companies should provide the benefits they have promised you. Our team will work to ensure that a liable insurer honors their contract with your employer.
We Have Strong Testimonials from Former Clients
You can review testimonials from our former clients. These testimonials serve as a preview of what you will experience as a client of Bader Scott Injury Lawyers.
We Go the Extra Mile for Our Clients
A workers’ compensation lawyer from our team serving Smyrna will do everything possible to deliver excellent legal representation. Our team will:
- Accommodate any request you have for us
- Be in close communication with you throughout your claim
- Provide updates whenever circumstances change with your claim
- Remain available to answer your calls, respond to your emails and texts, and meet with you in person
- Show respect and compassion in every area of our representation
Helping clients like you is our passion. Our appreciation for our clients shows in how we handle workers’ compensation claims.
We Fight for Every Dollar the Client Deserves
Our team will fight for your maximum financial recovery. Amputation injuries are serious, so we may seek the full 400 weeks of workers’ compensation benefits permitted by Georgia law.
We Pride Ourselves on Professionalism
In Smyrna amputation cases, professionalism means:
- Remembering the details of the client’s claim every time they contact the firm
- Ensuring every case-related document is accurate and submitted on time
- Ensuring the client knows where their workers’ compensation claim stands at all times
- Doing everything possible to secure the benefits the client deserves
When a client suffers an amputation, Bader Scott Injury Lawyers understands the importance of getting justice for this substantial loss. A Smyrna amputation attorney from our team will work to recover the benefits you need and deserve.
For a free legal consultation with a amputation lawyer serving Smyrna, call (404) 888-8888
Services You’ll Receive from Our Smyrna Amputation Attorney
Our full-service law firm leads every step in Smyrna workers’ compensation claims. Our team will:
Document Your Amputation Injury and Resulting Losses
The National Safety Council (NSC) explains that amputation injuries are the most expensive type of workers’ compensation claim. Our team will document your injuries and resulting damages with:
- Images of the injury
- Medical records
- Proof of your time away from work (and the income you lose as a consequence)
- Expert testimony about any psychological and emotional injuries or symptoms
- Any other documentation that proves the cost of your amputation injury
Our team will also calculate the cost of your medical care and lost income. Amputation injuries may require physical rehabilitation and vocational rehabilitation, which workers’ compensation benefits may cover. We will project the cost of both current and future losses.
Document How Your Amputation Injury Happened
Workers’ compensation benefits should cover a work-related injury regardless of the details of how the amputation occurred. There are a few exceptions, though, which may include accidents resulting from intoxication or horseplay.
We want to ensure that insurers cannot claim you were engaged in horseplay or under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Therefore, we will document exactly how and why your amputation injury happened.
Complete the Day-to-Day Responsibilities of Your Case
Our team will work on your claim daily, handling duties like:
- Communications
- Paperwork
- Fact-checking
- Monitoring and updating you on the claims process
Workers’ compensation claims require sustained effort and attention. Our attorneys and paralegals will remain on top of your claim, working diligently until we’ve resolved the insurance process.
Represent You in Settlement Negotiations
Your attorney will negotiate relentlessly for the money you deserve. Having lost a limb, we will not stand for insurance companies trying to underpay you. Getting fair benefits is how we get justice, so we will work hard to negotiate the insurance settlement you deserve.
If you pursue a lawsuit and your case requires a trial, we’ll take your case to court.
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Covered Losses for Workers with Amputation Injuries in Smyrna
Covered losses in your amputation case may include:
- Medical expenses: You may need medical equipment, surgeries, medications, hospitalization, and other services related to your amputation. We’ll work to get full coverage of these costs.
- Lost income: Georgia’s State Board of Workers’ Compensation explains that workers’ compensation benefits may cover two-thirds of your average weekly wages.
- Vocational training: If you need retraining or new training to return to work once you have healed, workers’ compensation benefits may cover the cost of this training.
If your loved one passed away because of a work-related amputation injury, workers’ compensation insurance may also provide death benefits. Our team can explain the specific death benefits you are entitled to.
Each case presents our team with different damages. Our firm will identify all your present and future damages, and then we’ll fight for the entire financial recovery you are entitled to.
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Call Bader Scott Injury Lawyers Today for a Free Consultation About Your Case in Cobb County
Call as soon as possible. O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33 generally allows us only two years to file a personal injury lawsuit. You may choose to file a lawsuit if a third party, such as the manufacturer of defective equipment, caused your amputation injury. Even if you only file a workers’ compensation claim, it is wise to move forward as soon as possible.
Call Bader Scott Injury Lawyers today for your free consultation.
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