Amputations

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AMPUTATION INJURY ATTORNEY

Nearly 2 million people in the U.S. have suffered some type of limb loss. Many of these limb amputations are the result of accidents caused by the negligence of others.

If you or a loved one has suffered an injury resulting in the amputation of an arm, finger, leg, toe, or any other body part, we can help. If your amputation occurred due to auto accident, where another person was at fault, there may be grounds for an amputation lawsuit in Pennsylvania. Litigation may be necessary in other circumstances, such as medical malpractice from a doctor’s failure to exercise reasonable care, or a workplace injury due to unsafe working conditions, or even if an insurance company does not want to adequately compensate your expense and loss.

The emotional and financial costs resulting from a limb amputation can be devastating. That makes choosing the right amputation injury attorney so critical. The amputation injury attorneys at Lichtman & Associates handle amputation lawsuits throughout the Greater Lehigh Valley on a contingency basis, meaning you will not pay unless you are financially compensated.

You may be able to recover financial compensation for your amputation, even if your loss of limb happened some time ago.  The legal services of our personal injury attorneys can fight to make sure those responsible will uphold their obligations to you, ensuring your financial security and long-term health.

Our main office is located in Allentown, PA; with satellite offices located in Bethlehem, PA and Easton, PA to better serve our clients across the Greater Lehigh Valley.


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