Woodbridge Catastrophic Injury Lawyer

Attorneys Representing Cases of Severe Injuries

Being involved in an accident raises the risk of you being injured, but the severity of injuries suffered in accidents can vary greatly. The most serious category of injuries is referred to as catastrophic, and it includes those injuries which are life-altering or will require significant, long-term or life-long medical care. At Palmisano & Goodman, P.A., we are committed to serving your needs after you have been involved in an accident and suffered a catastrophic injury.

When Should I Hire a Catastrophic Injury Attorney?

Following an accident that caused a catastrophic injury, it's important to understand your opportunities for financial recovery. Personal injury cases can be complex. Trusting your case to an expert attorney with the experience to help you through this difficult time can make a difference in the outcome of your case. In Virginia, victims of personal injuries are allowed up to two years from the date of their accident to bring their case forward.

Contacting an attorney can help ensure that helpful information or evidence is gathered such as witness statements, photographic evidence, or information from the scene of the accident. It's important to contact an attorney shortly after your accident as this information may be time sensitive.

We have been in practice for more than 100+ years and recovered hundreds of millions for our clients. Our legal team has represented people severely injured in motor vehicle accidents, falling accidents, and workplace accidents, among others. We work to prove that the other party caused the accident and should be held accountable financially for your medical expenses and related bills.

We have handled the most severe injuries, including:

• Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
• Spinal cord injury (paralysis)
• Neck and whiplash injuries
• Herniated disks and broken vertebrae
• Amputations
• Major broken bones (pelvis, hip, femur)
• Multiple fractures
• Severe burns
• Organ damage
• Eye injury
• Scarring and disfigurement