Fighting for Victims of Life-Altering Injuries
The loss of a limb is one of the most devastating injuries a person can suffer. Whether caused by a car crash, workplace accident, or medical malpractice, amputation injuries permanently change a victim’s life — physically, emotionally, and financially.
At The C. Paul Law Firm P.C., we stand with amputation victims and their families across New York. We fight for maximum compensation to cover medical costs, prosthetics, rehabilitation, lost income, and the long-term challenges that come with losing a limb.
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Why Choose The C. Paul Law Firm P.C.?
- Catastrophic Injury Focus – We understand the unique impact of amputation injuries.
- Aggressive Representation – We hold negligent drivers, employers, and corporations accountable.
- Comprehensive Damages – We pursue medical, financial, and non-economic compensation.
- No Fee Unless We Win – You pay nothing unless we recover for you.
Common Causes of Amputation Injuries
| Cause of Amputation | Examples | Legal Considerations |
| Motor Vehicle Accidents | Car, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian crashes | Negligence, insurance coverage disputes |
| Workplace Accidents | Machinery, construction site hazards | Workers’ comp + possible third-party claims |
| Medical Malpractice | Surgical errors, untreated infections | Medical negligence liability |
| Product Defects | Unsafe machinery, defective safety guards | Product liability claims against manufacturers |
| Severe Burns or Crush Injuries | Explosions, collapsing structures | Premises or employer liability |
Types of Amputation Injuries
- Traumatic Amputations – Caused instantly by accidents such as crashes or machinery entanglement.
- Surgical Amputations – Required due to severe injury, infection, or complications.
- Partial Amputations – Loss of part of a hand, foot, or finger.
- Complete Amputations – Loss of an entire limb, such as an arm, leg, hand, or foot.
Each type carries lifelong consequences, often requiring prosthetics, adaptive devices, and extensive rehabilitation.
Compensation for Amputation Victims
Victims of amputation injuries may recover damages for:
- Emergency and long-term medical expenses
- Prosthetics and mobility aids
- Physical therapy and rehabilitation
- Home modifications and assistive technology
- Lost wages and future earning capacity
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional trauma and loss of enjoyment of life
Our attorneys ensure that all current and future needs are factored into settlement negotiations or trial.
What To Do After an Amputation Injury
- Get immediate medical care and follow all treatment recommendations.
- Document the accident scene and keep all medical records.
- Report workplace or vehicle accidents to the proper authorities.
- Do not accept early settlement offers from insurers.
- Contact The C. Paul Law Firm P.C. for experienced legal representation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is an amputation considered a “catastrophic injury” under New York law?
Yes. Amputations are classified as catastrophic injuries, which typically allow for significant compensation.
Can I sue if my amputation happened at work?
Yes. While workers’ compensation may apply, you may also have a third-party claim against equipment manufacturers, contractors, or property owners.
How much is an amputation case worth?
Compensation varies, but amputation cases often result in substantial settlements or verdicts due to lifelong impact and costs.
What if a defective product caused my amputation?
You may have a product liability claim against the manufacturer, distributor, or seller.
Serving the Greater New York Area
We represent amputation victims in Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, and throughout New York. No matter how your injury occurred, we are here to fight for justice and financial recovery.