Catastrophic Injury

A Naperville TBI claim can succeed without ER records if you establish the injury through other medical evidence. While emergency room documentation strengthens claims, it is not the only way to prove a brain injury occurred.  Insurance companies often argue that delayed treatment means injuries aren’t serious or aren’t related to the accident. If you’ve …

You may need a special needs trust in a Naperville catastrophic injury case if it results in permanent disability and you rely on or anticipate needing government benefits like Medicaid or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). A special needs trust allows you to receive personal injury settlement funds without losing eligibility for these critical programs.  Without …

A life care plan in an Aurora catastrophic injury case outlines the long-term medical treatment, rehabilitation, and support a survivor will need for the rest of their life. This plan can be a crucial part of building a strong injury claim, as it helps demonstrate the true financial impact of the injury.  An Aurora catastrophic …

Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and spinal cord injuries (SCI) often require extensive medical treatment, long-term care, and ongoing rehabilitation. If you suffered one, you may be wondering how future TBI/SCI medical costs are calculated in a catastrophic injury claim. One of the most challenging parts of securing compensation for a catastrophic injury is determining the …

When calculating lifetime wage loss in Joliet catastrophic injury cases, we consider multiple factors. Our team assesses your reduced earning capacity due to injuries. At Charlie Therman Injury & Accident Lawyers, P.C., you will work with professionals who understand the importance of accurately determining your lifetime wage loss. Our Joliet catastrophic injury lawyer considers your …