What Constitutes a Catastrophic Auto Accident?
Unfortunately, auto accidents occur daily. Thankfully most collisions cause minor damages or injuries, though in some cases accidents are much more severe. A catastrophic auto accident results in injuries a victim rarely fully recovers from. Every year 2 million drivers involved in auto accidents endure permanent injuries. The injured party may be left with a long-lasting disability, disfigurement, the need for a permanent caretaker, or large medical bills.
Common Types Of Catastrophic Auto Accident
- 18 Wheeler Accidents
- Commercial Vehicle Accidents
- Bus Accidents
- Pedestrian/Bicycle Accidents
- Delivery Trucks
- Ridesharing Accidents
Auto Accident Attorneys You Can Trust
After suffering from a catastrophic auto accident your main focus should be on healing. While you heal, our committed lawyers at Constant Legal Group will advocate for the compensation you deserve.
FAQS About Catastrophic Vehicle Accidents
A catastrophic injury has a long-lasting or lifelong impact on the victim’s quality of life. An individual with a catastrophic injury often endures multiple surgeries, needs ongoing medical support, and may now be disabled, disfigured, or struggling to pay large medical bills.
Rear-end crash
T-bone or broadside crash
Head-on collision
Multi-car (chain reaction) crash
Rollover crashes
First, schedule a free consultation with our dedicated Constant Legal Group attorneys to discuss your case. Second, after a full case evaluation, our lawyers will begin gathering evidence to build a compelling case against the party at fault.
Yes, each state has a statute of limitations that restricts the amount of time you have to pursue legal action following an injury. The statute of limitations window varies depending on the type of claim and the state in which the injury occurred. Due to these laws, we recommend that you seek legal representation promptly after the incident. Our attorneys at Constant Legal Group are ready to fight for your case. Schedule a free consultation with us today.