Hartford Amputation Attorneys

Helping Amputation Victims in Hartford County Recover the Compensation They Deserve

Amputations can be life-altering events, often the result of catastrophic personal injury incidents. From vehicle collisions to industrial accidents, these instances can irrevocably change a person's life, bringing with them a host of complex physical, emotional, and financial challenges. Adjusting to the new normal after an amputation requires not just medical assistance, but also legal guidance to navigate the process of recovering damages.

With over 20 years of combined legal experience, our Hartford amputation lawyers at Carlson & Dumeer, LLC have a proven track record of success in managing complex, high-stakes personal injury cases. We understand the intricacies of the law and the reality of your situation, which is why we are ready to do whatever it takes to hold responsible parties accountable. Our team is also dedicated to maintaining open channels of communication, ensuring that you are always informed and in control of your case. Choosing us means choosing a partner who will stand by you, fighting for your rights and the compensation you rightly deserve.

If you or someone you love recently lost a limb due to someone else’s negligence, we encourage you to schedule a free, no-obligation case evaluation by calling (877) 795-5594 or contacting us online.

Common Causes of Amputation Injuries

Vehicular accidents frequently cause many types of catastrophic injuries, including amputation injuries. Some especially severe collisions can lead to situations where amputation becomes the only viable medical solution to save the victim's life or prevent further health complications.

• Car Accidents. High-speed collisions between vehicles can result in severe trauma, often necessitating the amputation of limbs. The force of impact can easily crush or severely damage limbs, especially in side-impact and head-on collisions.
• Motorcycle Accidents. Motorcyclists are particularly at risk due to the minimal protective barrier between them and other vehicles or the road. In the event of a collision, a motorcyclist's limbs can be directly impacted, leading to potential amputations.
• Pedestrian Accidents. Pedestrians struck by vehicles often experience drastic injuries due to the sheer force of a moving vehicle. Lower extremities are particularly vulnerable, and severe accidents can necessitate amputations.
• Bicycle Accidents. Cyclists, much like motorcyclists and pedestrians, lack significant protective barriers. Collisions with vehicles can result in critical injuries that may require amputations.