Amputations

There are few injuries that impact your life or leave you more traumatized than an amputation. Losing a limb can completely change your life, make you unable to do simple tasks you once loved—such as playing fetch with your dog or working in your garden—and leave you in a financially unstable situation. If your amputation was caused by someone else’s act of negligence, then filing a claim may be your only option to recover the compensation you deserve.

Filing a claim alone is a difficult task, however. You need a legal professional by your side, fighting for you and your case. At The Lenahan Law Firm, we devote all of our time and energy to handling personal injury claims for a select number of clients. Our Dallas amputation lawyers fully understand the painful nature of these types of injuries, whether it happened on the job or in a car accident, and work to develop a compelling compensation claim that includes all damages. This way, the best medical care will be made available to our clients in the future. Each lawyer at our firm vigorously investigates the circumstances surrounding the accident to determine if punitive damages may also be claimed.

If you have never worked with a Dallas personal injury law firm before, you may be unaware of the great differences between firms and the level of dedication of their attorneys. Instead of having hundreds of cases at a time, the attorneys at our firm handle only a handful of catastrophic injury or wrongful death cases at once and build personal relationships with each client. Find out the difference for yourself during an initial consultation and by looking at the difference that was made for several of our previous clients. If you think we may be the right firm for you, call us at (214) 295-1008.

"...lost my right leg above the knee, my kidney and spleen were bleeding, and i had a traumatic brain injury. When I found Marc online i was very excited, praying he could help me out...If you have a severe case like I had, I think you should make a appointment to meet with Marc!"

Amputations can be caused by any number of accidents and situations. The exact cause of your injury is an important part of receiving compensation, as the cause can determine who is liable. At The Lenahan Law Firm, we have worked on numerous cases in Dallas and, in our experience, the most common causes of amputations include: