If you or someone you love suffered a severe injury due to someone else’s negligence, our personal injury attorneys are here to help.
For over a decade, Beaumont catastrophic injury lawyer Brant Stogner has helped people in the state recover compensation for serious bodily harm. Our team could help you hold the at-fault parties accountable and aggressively seek the compensation you need to protect your health and future.
What Is a Catastrophic Injury?
Catastrophic injuries occur suddenly and are so severe that they result in long-term disabilities or permanent impairment. They usually require a lifetime of medical care, and those injured may also need assistance with activities of daily living.
Traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and severe burns are examples, as are injuries that result in amputation, the loss of a bodily function, organ damage, or death.
Our Beaumont attorneys focus on catastrophic injury claims arising from:
- Industrial accidents
- Workplace accidents
- Fires and explosions
- Oilfield accidents
- Offshore accidents
- Aviation accidents
- Truck accidents
- Car accidents
Attorney Stogner is Board-Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Personal Injury Trial Law. He has earned a reputation as a tough and trusted litigator who has recovered settlements and verdicts for hundreds of clients harmed by others’ actions.
What Makes Catastrophic Injury Claims Challenging?
First, catastrophic injury cases involve significant compensation for current and future medical expenses and lost earnings, which can lead to high settlement amounts. Because of this, insurance companies may be more likely to look for reasons to invalidate your case.
Second, catastrophic injuries require you to gain a complete and accurate estimate regarding your ongoing medical needs. If you do not, and your injuries are worse than you thought or your treatment is more expensive, you cannot go back for more money after you have accepted a settlement.
Finally, these kinds of injuries can take a heavy physical, mental, and emotional toll. You may qualify for considerable compensation for pain and suffering, but these damages are subjective. Opposing parties may try to fight them or reduce their amount as much as possible.
Your Beaumont attorney, Brant Stogner, could help you obtain professional medical opinions and estimates from other experts, such as vocational specialists and lifecare planners, to help you support your catastrophic injury claim. We want you to have access to every resource you need, and that starts with getting the money you deserve.
How Brant Stogner Could Help You Seek Justice
Dealing with a serious injury is difficult enough without adding a legal burden on top. Your lawyer could build your Beaumont catastrophic injury case, leaving you free to focus on your physical recovery.
We could investigate the accident that harmed you, speak with eyewitnesses, and obtain crucial documents, such as medical records and police or incident reports. Attorney Stogner could handle every detail of your case, aggressively negotiate on your behalf, and represent you at trial if necessary.
You should consult your lawyer about your legal options as soon as you can. Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Code § 16.003 allows two years to file most personal injury lawsuits. If this statute of limitations expires, the court will likely refuse your case. If you cannot sue, you no longer have leverage over the insurance companies. This means the deadline will affect your case, even if you expect to settle without legal action.
Reach Out to Beaumont Catastrophic Injury Attorney Brant Stogner
Beaumont catastrophic injury lawyer Brant Stogner could help you seek compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and more if you were hurt in an accident. We know how a severe injury can upend your life, and we are here to help you hold at-fault parties responsible for the harm they have caused.
We represent clients and work with referring attorneys. Contact us today for a consultation.