Amputations

Atlanta Amputation Attorney

Amputation Claims in Georgia

Workplace injuries are a common occurrence in the state of Georgia; for some jobs, such as construction or farm work, they are even expected. However, though most injuries are minor and involve little to no recovery time, others can have life-changing consequences. Such an injury is the loss of a limb.

Not only is amputation painful and traumatic, but it can also lead to permanent difficulty or inability to continue working. Such catastrophic injuries also require a significant amount of treatment, which can lead to expensive medical bills, lost income from missed work, and immense stress and pain. This is why The Law Office of Arthur E. Snead, LLC was founded—to ensure that workplace accident victims receive enough compensation to take care of themselves and their families for the entire duration of the recovery process.

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How Do Amputation Accidents Happen at Work?

According to a 2017 survey by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and the U.S Department of Labor, amputation-related workplace injuries affected only about 0.5 out of every 10,000 U.S. workers (or 1 in 20,000).

However, while this data reflects the entire working population of the United States, people working in certain industries are at a much higher risk of amputation.

These industries include:

Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting (1.4 amputations for every 10,000 workers)
Construction (1.4 amputations for every 10,000 workers)
Manufacturing (2.1 amputations per every 10,000 workers)

Amputations may occur due to a lack of training or supervision, a mechanical defect or malfunction, or as the consequence of a serious accident, like an explosion or falling object.

What Do Rehabilitation & Treatment Involve?

Treatment and recovery for an amputation victim differ depending on the limb or extremity removed. However, one common thread among amputees tends to be a lengthy and arduous recovery process.

The recovery process can consist of more than learning to use a prosthetic limb or how to walk again. Everyday tasks may have to be relearned, which by itself can require intense physical and/or occupational therapy. There is also the cost of counseling—losing a limb can lead to major trauma as well as a deep sense of loss. Altogether, such treatments may cost tens of thousands of dollars and last for many years. Even so, the victim may not be able to return to work, at least not in the same capacity.

Contact The Law Office of Arthur E. Snead, LLC Today

Because the expenses associated with losing a limb can be so costly, I highly recommend hiring a lawyer to ensure you receive the maximum settlement possible. You don’t have to settle if your employer doesn’t offer you enough money to take care of yourself for the long term. I will ensure that you receive enough compensation to take care of yourself for life.

To speak directly with an Atlanta amputation attorney, call me at (404) 800-1181 or send me a message using this online form.

MVA Negligence $500,000
The client sustained injuries to the left arm and left leg after the driver of a commercial motor vehicle negligently drifted lanes, and side-swiped the client’s car.
Chemical Fire $345,000
A chemical plant caught fire, causing the employee to sustain severe burns across the face, chest, arms, and legs.
Fatal Crush Injury $275,000
While operating the employer’s dump truck, the employee suffered a fatal crush injury.
Industrial Accident $235,000
A large pipe fell onto the employee, resulting in multiple, comminuted fractures, as well as severe nerve damage.
Spinal Injuries $205,000
The employee was involved in a work-related motor vehicle accident, sustaining injuries to the cervical and lumbar spine, as well as to the right hand.
Neck Injury $195,000
A nail gun fell from above, striking the employee and causing an injury to the cervical spine.
Complex Leg Fracture $175,000
The client suffered a complex leg fracture when a distracted driver suddenly veered into oncoming traffic, causing a head-on collision with the client.
Traumatic Brain Injury $150,000
The employee tripped over an extension cord while carrying a sheet of plywood, after which the employee fell, struck a curb, and sustained a head injury.
Back Injury $135,000
While lifting a heavy bag of shingles, and loading the same onto a ladder hoist, the employee sustained an injury to the small of the back.
Lumbar Spine Injury $135,000
The on-call employee, while returning to work, was involved in a rear-end auto collision and sustained injuries to the lumbar spine.

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“Arthur Snead is an amazing attorney. He is very professional, very informative, and great at keeping you updated. If you ever need an AMAZING ATTORNEY for your case, this is the MAN TO USE!!!”
- Former Client
“Mr. Snead took my case when other lawyers turned me down. He kept me informed and stayed in contact with me the whole time. He got my settlement after many told me it was impossible. And he showed true concern. Anyone would be lucky to have him represent.”
- Former Client
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