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BRUNSWICK Catastrophic Injury Attorneys
Catastrophic Injury in Brunswick, GA
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Helping Brunswick Families Rebuild After Devastating Injury
Catastrophic injuries change lives in an instant — affecting health, income, and long-term independence. Families across Brunswick and Glynn County turn to Warshauer Woodward Atkins for powerful legal representation after serious trauma. Our Brunswick catastrophic injury attorneys work with in-house doctors and industry experts to fight for the full compensation our clients deserve.
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Featured case results
$6.9 Million
Catastrophic Injury
Settlement against organization for injuries suffered by catastrophically injured school teacher.
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FIGHTING FOR FULL COMPENSATION
Our Catastrophic Injury Services in Brunswick
Injuries to the spinal cord often lead to paralysis and permanent disability. We fight for Brunswick clients facing lifelong challenges due to preventable trauma.
Spinal Cord and Paralysis
Traumatic Brain Injuries
Severe brain injuries can impact memory, mobility, and daily function. Our firm builds comprehensive cases to recover damages for care, therapy, and lost future income.
Severe Burns and Disfigurement
Burn injuries may require years of treatment and emotional recovery. We represent clients in Brunswick whose lives have been forever altered by preventable incidents.
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Your Catastrophic Injury Questions, Answered
What advice do you have for families and victims affected by catastrophic injury?
What qualifies as a catastrophic injury?
These are life-altering injuries such as paralysis, brain trauma, loss of limb, or severe disfigurement.
What compensation can I pursue?
You may seek damages for long-term care, lost wages, medical bills, pain and suffering, and more.
How do you build a strong case?
We collaborate with medical experts and use cutting-edge technology to show the extent and impact of your injury.
What if my injury happened outside Brunswick?
We represent clients across Georgia and nationally in catastrophic injury cases — no matter where the incident occurred.
What if the insurance company won’t cover everything?
We’re prepared to take your case to court if needed to pursue full and fair compensation.
Can I still file a claim if I was partly at fault?
Possibly — Georgia follows a modified comparative negligence rule. We can assess your eligibility during a free consultation.
How long do I have to file?
In Georgia injury cases, you have two years from the date of the injury to file a lawsuit.
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SERIOUS CASES DEMAND SERIOUS ADVOCACY
Talk to Our Brunswick Catastrophic Injury Attorneys
If you or a loved one suffered a catastrophic injury, we’re ready to help. Contact Warshauer Woodward Atkins today for a free consultation with a catastrophic injury attorney in Brunswick.
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