Serious Bodily Harm and Injuries

Distinguished from other types of harm such as emotional, mental or psychological, serious bodily harm or injury is a phrase devoted to grievous harm, and it may stem from intentional or unintentional actions. While the actual definition varies slightly from state to state, the general consensus is that this level of harm interferes with an individual’s health or comfort. It might result in long-lasting pain, disability or death. Without question, these types of injuries are catastrophic and may include:

• Paralysis
• Amputation
• Loss of function in a limb
• Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
• Spinal cord injury
• Serious lacerations
• Burn injury
• Disfigurement

While there are a number of ways that these injuries can be inflicted, most cases involve recklessness and intentional crimes.

With 35+ years of experience in personal injury cases in South Carolina, CFJ Injury Lawyers is committed to helping victims of serious bodily harm or catastrophic injury obtain justice and fair compensation. We will stop at nothing to recoup the damages you deserve. This is from medical bills to rehabilitation expenses, repairs, lost wages and pain and suffering.

For a free evaluation of your accident and injury, call the experienced team at CFJ Injury Lawyers in North Charleston today.

Call CFJ Injury Lawyers Following A Catastrophic Injury

At CFJ Injury Lawyers, we know full well that serious bodily harm, or catastrophic injury, affects more than just the victim but their family and friends as well. Thus, seeking legal expertise from the right personal injury attorney is key to obtaining an outcome that is favorable for victims and families as they move forward.

If you or a loved one has been involved in a serious car, truck or motorcycle accident, a slip and fall accident, a swimming pool or recreational accident, a victim of a medical error or any act of violence that has caused you catastrophic harm, it’s in your best interests to contact the personal injury attorneys at CFJ Injury Lawyers.

We’ll work to make things right again.