Amputations Attorney

Amputations occur when individuals have a complete or partial loss of one of their appendages - arms, legs, fingers, and toes. In accident cases, they usually are accompanied by a significant loss of blood, possible infection leading to sickness or death, permanent psychological trauma, and significant lifestyle adjustments.

Amputation victims are susceptable to grief and depression as they struggle to cope with their sudden loss. This also accompanies a new struggle with personal image, identity, and even mobility. Our goal is to help our clients attain the support they need physically, emotionally, and psychologically. Under North Carolina law, victims of accidents, negligence, or deliberate acts resulting in amputation, may be eligible to recover damages.

If you or a loved one has suffered an amputation as the result of an accident, seek legal assistance as soon as possible.