A catastrophic injury is more than a serious injury — it’s one that permanently changes a person’s life. These cases are complex, high-value, and often aggressively defended by insurance companies. Understanding what qualifies as a catastrophic injury and why legal representation matters can make a critical difference.
A catastrophic injury is any injury that results in long-term or permanent disability, disfigurement, or loss of bodily function. These injuries often prevent someone from returning to work or living independently.
Common examples include:
Unlike standard injury claims, catastrophic injury cases focus on lifelong impact, not just immediate medical treatment.
The financial burden of a catastrophic injury is often overwhelming and extends far beyond hospital bills.
Common costs include:
Many catastrophic injury claims reach seven figures or more due to the long-term nature of these damages.
Catastrophic injury cases are not routine personal injury claims. Insurance companies work quickly to minimize payouts, often before the full extent of future damages is known.
An experienced catastrophic injury attorney helps by:
Without legal representation, injured individuals risk accepting compensation that falls far short of what they will need over a lifetime.
At Dreyer Boyajian LLP, catastrophic injury cases are approached with one goal: securing compensation that reflects the true, lifelong impact of the injury. The firm understands the medical, financial, and legal complexity involved and fights to hold negligent parties accountable.
Catastrophic injuries don’t just affect the injured person — they impact families for decades. A proper legal strategy ensures that long-term care, financial security, and accountability are not left to chance.
