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FAQ's
What is a catastrophic injury?
Catastrophic injuries usually pertain to spinal cord, brain, and birth injuries. Like the term implies, these injuries are traumatic and often happen rather suddenly. Catastrophic injuries have an enormous impact on the sufferers and their families because of the lifelong medical and financial complications these injuries present. Some people may recover from these injuries with time, while others will be permanently affected. Catastrophic injuries generally require lifelong treatment from physicians, physical therapists, and medications.
What should I do if I have suffered a catastrophic injury due to some else’s negligence?
If you have suffered a catastrophic injury due to another person’s neglect, misuse of a medical device, or a defective medical device, you should contact Dr. Tew. The long-term affects of a catastrophic injury can cause mental stress, complicated physical limitations, and economical hardship. As a catastrophic injury sufferer, you may be able to seek compensation from the person who is liable for your injury. Dr. Tew can discuss your legal options with you, and provide beneficial medical insight.
What damages can I seek?
You can receive monetary damages for your doctor, therapy, and medication bills. You can also seek damages for your pain and suffering. The amount of financial compensation will vary and depend upon your individual case.
Can I conduct my catastrophic injury lawsuit by myself?
Yes, you can conduct your lawsuit by yourself, but it is usually not in your best interest. Physicians, pharmaceutical companies, and medical device manufacturers have large teams of attorneys, forensic specialists, and vast resources on their side. With these unlimited resources, it can be difficult to challenge their expertise. Unlike most attorneys in Texas, Dr. Tew has over 25 years experience in the medical field. Dr. Tew can inform you of your legal rights and challenge the opinions of world class medical experts in because he understands the intricate details surrounding catastrophic injury cases.
What is a statute of limitations?
A statue of limitations is a statute in the legal system that requires a lawsuit to be filed within a set amount of time. If a person fails to file their lawsuit within the designated period of time, they will lose their right to seek damages. The statute of limitations varies by state. In Texas, personal injury and medical malpractice lawsuits must be filed within a period of two years.
Contact Dr. Tew for more information.
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