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The loss of a limb is a catastrophic injury. The impact is all encompassing, and the victim’s life will never be the same. Many individuals will need medical care for the remainder of their lives. The tangible and intangible costs of amputation injuries are significant.

While some accidents are unavoidable, others are the result of negligence by an individual or entity. If this was the case with your accident, you may be eligible to file a personal injury lawsuit in pursuit of damages. In instances like this, the guidance and counsel of an experienced amputation lawyer is crucial. Your case must be filed correctly and in accordance with the statute of limitations; it also must accurately account for your total losses. This process is both complex and technical, so managing it on your own is not advisable.

The amputation injury lawyers at Evans/Reilley have extensive experience in cases like yours.

We know what to do and how to do it. Reach out to us today at (512) 732-2727 to see how we would approach your specific situation. There is no charge for this meeting.

Reasons to Engage Evans/Reilley’s Texas Amputation Attorney

Understanding What We Bring to the Table

Choosing the right attorney to represent you in your amputation injury case is the first step as you look forward. While we cannot erase the past, we can help you to obtain a financial settlement that will address your losses and offset the monetary costs of your injury.

Engaging the right firm for your needs is an important decision. At Evans/Reilley we understand that you have options and appreciate the opportunity to share why others in similar positions elected to work with us.

For more than two decades we have been advocating for amputation victims in Texas.  Attorney Chip Evans has assembled a team of exemplary professionals whose in-depth knowledge of Texas personal injury laws and Austin’s legal system is exceptional. They have represented other amputation victims and know how to effectively manage sensitive cases.

That said, relying on experience alone is a recipe for disaster. The circumstances surrounding accidents that result in amputation, as well as the injuries and their impact, are unique and personal. Taking the time to understand the details for each client is critical as these are the facts that help drive the case.

While we fight tenaciously on your behalf, our communications with you are kind, compassionate, and ongoing. We appreciate the fact that your life has been turned upside down; to call an amputation accident traumatic is an understatement. In every instance, we are here to answer your questions, address your concerns, and keep you up to date on our progress.

Finally, the words of past clients are an ideal indicator of what you can expect as a client of Evans/Reilley. Their testimonials describe their experiences and are an incredible resource as you decide with whom to work.

Research is important, and we encourage you to do yours completely  . . . but quickly. You want to give the firm you choose the opportunity to leverage time on your behalf. We appreciate this and are ready to meet with you and go to work for you immediately.

Our Service Is Broad-Based and Comprehensive

Handling Your Case from Beginning to End.

Recovering from an amputation injury requires 100% of your time and effort. You simply do not have the bandwidth to add managing a personal injury lawsuit. Even thinking about a lawsuit can seem like too much to handle.

Our firm recognizes this, so one of our goals is to minimize the stress associated with the legal process. As such, we assume responsibility for everything.

The first step in the process is gaining an understanding of the accident, your injuries, and their impact on your life. We do this by actively listening to your memory of what happened. Your perspective is so valuable as we move forward. The information we receive from you is supplemented by our own hands-on investigation. We review all relevant data, including:

  • Accident reports
  • Videos and photos
  • Medical information
  • Witness statements (we will personally interview all witnesses).

The insight we gain from this can help us determine who was at fault. Proving negligence is crucial to obtaining compensation.

The volume of paperwork and correspondence in amputation lawsuits is considerable. We will handle all of it. Feel free to forward any mail or phone messages directly to our office. We understand the statute of limitations and ensure we will meet all legal deadlines.

Because we comprehend the economic and non-economic costs associated with amputation accidents, we take time to identify all of yours.  The impact of these injuries is severe and life-long; accounting for future costs is one of the most important parts of the service we provide.  If necessary, we will engage expert witnesses who can substantiate our findings.

Our amputation injury lawyers are skilled negotiators and aggressive litigators. Do not speak with anyone, especially insurance agents, regarding your injuries or settlement.  Allow us to work for you.

We know how to communicate to protect your future and your possible settlement; you may accidentally say something to damage your case. 

We strive to settle your case out of court, during negotiations; however there are times when this is not successful. We never accept or refuse a settlement offer without speaking with you first. While something beyond your control may have caused your injuries, you are in full control when deciding how to proceed. This is your life — we are simply assisting you with a means to an end.

Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Amputation Injury Lawsuits

Our Amputation Lawyer Provides Answers

Below we have shared some of the questions asked of our team most often, along with our responses.  We hope you find this information helpful.

What are common causes of amputation injuries in Texas?

Amputation can be the result of many incidents including, but not limited to, vehicle accidents (cars, motorcycles, and trucks), medical errors, bicycle accidents, and workplace accidents. Evans/Reilley is well-equipped to handle cases resulting from any of these.

How long do I have to file my amputation personal injury lawsuit?

The statute of limitations for personal injury in Texas is two years from the date of the injury.

Meeting this deadline is a must or your case may not be heard.  Your amputation lawyer will ensure your case is filed in a timely fashion.

What type of compensation may I be entitled to for my amputation? 

Specific compensation is determined by the details of your case. That said, damages in Texas are categorized as economic, non-economic, and punitive. Examples include past and future medical and care costs, past and future lost wages, costs to adapt your house, pain and suffering, and emotional distress. If the negligence that caused your accident was extraordinary, you may be awarded punitive damages as well.  Your Austin amputation injury attorney can review your case and offer more detailed information.

What is phantom limb syndrome, and can I be compensated for it? 

Phantom limb syndrome is a common issue for many amputees. This is when the injured individual suffers from excruciating pain where their limb used to be. Treatment is challenging and may involve alternative medicine. The team at Evans/Reilly is familiar with this condition and experienced in maximizing compensation for it.

We understand that your questions likely go far beyond those discussed above. Contact us today so we can address those related to you and your case.

Looking Forward Can Be Challenging

Our Austin Amputation Injury Attorneys Can Help

After an amputation injury the future seems uncertain and life is frightening. You may be struggling to live independently, and your ability to support yourself may be in question. If your injury resulted from another’s negligence, filing an amputation injury lawsuit can help alleviate your financial strain. Embarking on this process can be overwhelming, and navigating it is a challenge. But the team at Evans/Reilly are ready and able to assist you.

Our experience, knowledge, and approach set us apart from other law firms, and our commitment to excellence and our clients’ well-being is unparalleled.

Contact Us Today

We know how important time is, both in terms of your receiving needed compensation and to meet the requirements of the legal process.  We are ready to go to work for you immediately. Once you engage our team, you can focus 100% of your efforts on your recovery, where you can have the biggest impact. Don’t hesitate. Reach out to us at (512) 732-2727 to schedule your free consultation today.

Attorney Chip Evans

Austin Attorney Chip EvansChip Evans is a partner at Evans & Herlihy. Chip brings to the firm more than 20 years of experience as a trial lawyer representing Plaintiffs. It is the desire to help individuals, not corporations, that attracts Chip to this side of the docket. [ Attorney Bio ]

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