Catastrophic Injury Lawyers in Bryan & College Station

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Car, truck, motorcycle, and other types of motor vehicle accidents may result in catastrophic injuries. These injuries can vary and result in short-term disability, long-term disability, or a lifetime of specialized care. The Bryan and College Station catastrophic injury attorneys at Rodriguez & Gimbert put over 45 years of combined experience to work on every case.

If you have suffered a life-changing injury, call (979) 559-3599 or contact us online for a free case review. We serve all of Brazos County.

What is Considered a Catastrophic Injury?

The medical community, insurance companies, and business entities use the term catastrophic to describe certain types of injuries. In order to recover compensation, the injury must meet the requirements to be classified as catastrophic. These are injuries that require extensive rehabilitation and ongoing care.

Types of Catastrophic Injuries

Some examples of catastrophic injuries include:

• Brain injury
• Spinal cord injury
• Crush injuries
• Amputations

Insurance companies often deny claims or seek to reduce the value of claims to ensure their profitability. Insurance companies and their teams of attorneys may try to deny the claim or insist that the person’s injuries do not fit the definition of a catastrophic injury. Our personal injury lawyers have extensive experience negotiating with insurance companies and fighting on behalf of our clients.

Don’t Settle without an Attorney

Most people never fully recover from catastrophic injuries, which means that your medical bills, other costs, and inability to earn an income may continue far into the future. When settling these cases, it is important to take this into account to ensure that you are being appropriately compensated for your injury. Our catastrophic injury lawyers in Bryan and College Station fight to ensure that your current and future needs are met.

Please contact our firm online or at (979) 559-3599 to learn about the compensation that may be available in your situation.