Miami Serious Injury Attorneys

Hundreds of Millions Won for Victims of Catastrophic Injuries in Florida

Since we opened our doors in 1984, we have had the honor of representing the survivors of severe injuries and serious accidents all over the country. The Miami injury lawyers at Stewart Tilghman Fox Bianchi & Cain, P.A. understand the pain accompanying catastrophic injuries and the effect they have on a person’s life. Catastrophic injuries, by their nature, change a person’s life in an instant—and those changes often last for the rest of the survivor’s life. After a catastrophic injury, you or your loved one need a law firm with the experience and focus required to get the best possible results.

Stewart Tilghman Fox Bianchi, P.A. was built on a foundation of trust between us and our clients. We have purposely limited our law firm’s caseload so that we can provide an extraordinary amount of attention to each case. By taking a limited amount of cases, we pour all our resources into each client’s long-term stability. While some law firms focus on obtaining minimal results from a large volume of cases, we purposely seek fewer cases to maximize a client’s results.

Don’t take our word for it. Here are some victories we've won for catastrophic injury victims:

• $15 million for parents in a birth injury case
• $14.5 million for a pedestrian that suffered brain injuries after being hit by a car
• $11 million for a client who suffered severe brain injuries in a motorcycle accident
• $10.55 million for parents of quadriplegic sons
• $8 million for a man who suffered a catastrophic brain injury aboard a cruise ship
• $5 million for a woman injured in a truck accident

It’s important to know the medical intricacies involved with cases involving catastrophic injury. Lacking the proper answers to the questions that arise in a catastrophic injury case can stop it from progressing positively. We’ve eliminated this obstacle by combining over 150 years of experience to build the knowledge needed to win victories for our clients.

Let's discuss how we can use our resources to fight for you at (305) 770-6335. Representing clients nationwide.

What Is a Catastrophic Injury?

A catastrophic injury is a severe injury that has long-lasting or permanent effects on the victim's life. These injuries typically result in significant physical, emotional, and financial consequences for the victim and their family. Severe injuries often require extensive medical treatment, long-term care, and rehabilitation, and may leave the victim unable to work or engage in normal daily activities. A catastrophic injury is a broad term used to encompass a set of injuries that negatively impact a person’s mobility and/or brain function. For example, brain injuries are considered catastrophic.

Examples of catastrophic injuries include the following:

• Blunt force trauma: This often results from car accidents, assaults, or falls. It can result in internal bleeding, organ damage, and broken bones. The consequences could be life-threatening or result in lifelong disabilities.
• Brain injuries: Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can occur from various causes, such as car accidents, sports injuries, or violent encounters. TBIs can lead to cognitive impairments, memory loss, and even personality changes.
• Burn injuries: Severe burns can happen from exposure to fire, chemicals, or extreme heat. Third-degree or fourth-degree burns can result in permanent scarring, infections, and the need for numerous surgeries and skin grafts.
• Hearing and vision loss: Sudden or severe loss of hearing or vision can result from head injuries, exposure to loud noises, or chemical exposure. Losing one's ability to hear or see has a significant impact on quality of life.
• Neck and back injuries: Injuries to the neck and back can occur in various circumstances, such as in vehicle collisions or from heavy lifting. These injuries can lead to chronic pain and may require surgeries and ongoing physical therapy.
• Spinal cord injuries: Damage to the spinal cord often has immediate and long-lasting effects, which can include paralysis, loss of sensation, and other chronic conditions. Treatment typically involves long-term medical care.

Call Our Florida Severe Injury Lawyers: (305) 770-6335

Catastrophic injuries can impact a person’s ability to work—so, due to increasing medical debts, the strain placed on the survivor and his/her family can be unbearable. Our Florida catastrophic injury lawyers diligently prepare each case for trial and focus on strong attorney-client relationships, so you never feel alone or lost while seeking justice.

If you've been seriously hurt, call (305) 770-6335. We take cases from all over the country.