Catastrophic Injuries & Wrongful Death
Caring Personal Injury Attorneys Serving Hamilton Count & Marion County
Every year, Americans suffer unexpected injuries, such as from a car or truck accident, that are catastrophic in nature—potentially crippling one from ever having meaningful work or from adequately providing for one's family. These are unplanned and shocking. Going forward, your life may be permanently affected, as well as those close to you.
- Common catastrophic injuries include:
- Head injury
- Brain trauma
- Spinal injury
- Burn victim
- Shoulder injury
If you are the victim of this kind of injury, you may be the rightful candidate for fair compensation by the culpable party.
Chattanooga Area Burn Victims
Everyday life can take a drastic change when burned by a defective device, negligent behavior, or worse, deliberate acts to harm. If you or a loved one has suffered a burn injury, you are entitled to legal advocacy to gain back in compensation what you have physically lost. From common household appliances, to workplace equipment, to recreational items, Berke, Berke & Berke has the experience to fight for you.
- What constitutes a burn injury or qualifies one as a burn victim?
- Scarring
- Disfigurement
- Infection
- Loss of limbs
- Hair loss
- Impaired vision/blindness
Our personal injury lawyers know the multilayered suffering a burn victim can experience, which can continue for a lifetime. Contact our office today to begin the process of healing.
Wrongful Death of Loved One in Tennessee
Are you reeling from the recent loss of a loved one? A wrongful death lawsuit is intended to provide monetary compensation to assist in life without the support of the deceased. This lawsuit tries to determine whether another party, through negligence or deliberate act, is responsible for the untimely death of a person.
At Berke, Berke & Berke, our experienced Chattanooga wrongful death lawyers have helped countless individuals gain back in measure what they have lost with the passing of a close companion. Let us fight for you in winning back needed awards to counter real and potential monetary loss.
- Wrongful death monetary losses include:
- Funeral expenses
- Medical expenses
- Present and future lost earnings
- Emotional trauma
- Loss of familial closeness
Our practice is to accept wrongful death cases on a contingency basis, which means you pay nothing until we win back your rightful monetary compensation.
Contact Berke, Berke & Berke for Assistance in Hamilton County
If you have suffered a catastrophic injury, are a burn victim, or are suffering the wrongful death of a loved one, our seasoned attorneys will stand in your corner and support your cause.
Contact our Chattanooga catastrophic injury lawyers at (423) 266-5171 to begin the process for physical and emotional healing for both you and your loved ones.
Commonly Asked Questions
What are the common types of catastrophic injuries and how can they affect my life in Hamilton County?
Catastrophic injuries typically include severe head injuries, brain trauma, spinal injuries, burns, and shoulder injuries. These injuries can have a profound impact on your life, potentially hindering your ability to work and provide for your family. In Hamilton County, victims of such injuries may face long-term medical care, rehabilitation, and the need for financial support due to lost income and ongoing expenses.
What legal options are available for burn victims in the Chattanooga area?
Burn victims in Chattanooga have the right to seek legal representation to pursue compensation for their injuries. This can include damages for scarring, disfigurement, infection, loss of limbs, hair loss, and impaired vision. Berke, Berke & Berke has experience in handling cases involving burns from defective devices, workplace accidents, and other negligent or deliberate acts that cause harm.
How can a wrongful death lawsuit in Tennessee help me cope with the loss of a loved one?
A wrongful death lawsuit in Tennessee aims to provide financial compensation to those who have lost a loved one due to another's negligence or deliberate act. This compensation can cover funeral expenses, medical bills, lost earnings, and emotional trauma. It serves to alleviate the financial burden and support the survivors as they adjust to life without their loved one.
What does it mean to take a wrongful death case on a contingency basis in Chattanooga?
Taking a wrongful death case on a contingency basis means that the attorneys at Berke, Berke & Berke will only receive payment if they successfully recover compensation for you. This arrangement allows you to pursue justice for your loved one without upfront legal fees, providing peace of mind that you won't have to pay out of pocket during an already difficult time.
Why should I choose Berke, Berke & Berke to represent me in a catastrophic injury case in Hamilton County?
Choosing Berke, Berke & Berke to represent you in a catastrophic injury case means you'll have seasoned attorneys with a deep understanding of the legal system in Hamilton County. They are committed to standing by your side, offering support, and fighting for the compensation you deserve to aid in your physical and emotional healing process.