Foot Injuries

When serious accidents occur, the most common injuries are those involving the head, back and neck. While such injuries can bare life-changing consequences, there are other, less common injuries that can be equally debilitating. A foot injury can take a great deal of time to recover from and, during that time, the person who sustained the injury could be incapable of doing their job.

If you have suffered a serious foot injury that sidelines your career and prevents you from making a living, contact a lawyer at Brasher Law Firm, PLLC. Our team of Beaumont personal injury attorneys has experience with a wide variety of foot injury cases and knows what it takes to prove that your injury was caused by another person’s negligence. Recovering from a foot injury can be a painful process – a process during which you shouldn’t have to worry over your financial stability.

Twenty-five percent of our body’s bones are found in our feet. Each foot is made up of 26 different bones, 33 joints and more than 100 tendons, ligaments and muscles. Since our feet carry our entire body weight throughout the day, they are prone to a number of different injuries.

• Puncture wounds
• Lisfranc injury
• Frostbite
• Ankle fractures/sprain
• Trench foot
• Metatarsal fracture

Each of these injuries affect the foot differently and some are more serious than others. If you can prove that your foot injury is a direct result of someone else’s negligence, you may be able to collect reparations. Obviously, it may be easier to prove that you broke an ankle in an automobile accident than proving you suffered trench foot because of poor working conditions, but regardless of the circumstances, a Beaumont injury lawyer will work closely with you to establish a solid case in court.

Fractures to one or several bones in the foot can present challenges in recovery. The foot is always in motion. For blue-collar workers who are continually on their feet, a broken foot represents a significant loss of income. A family’s financial future becomes uncertain if they are the primary wage earner.

In assessing damages for an injury claim involving a broken foot, we look at immediate medical needs and long-term financial needs. The negligent party that caused the fracture must be held accountable. Maximizing compensation sends a strong message to them and secures your financial future.

• Medical and ambulance bills
• Physical rehabilitation
• Lost wages
• Pain and suffering

At Brasher Law Firm, PLLC, we understand that foot injuries can have serious implications on your livelihood. If you’ve been in an accident that resulted in a severe injury to your foot, you have the right to seek compensation for the damages and the rehabilitation that it requires. Your life has been made substantially more difficult, and the financial burden should not fall on you.

We work on contingency fees so that you only pay attorney’s fees if we recover for you. This means that you can feel confident that our team of legal professionals will aggressively fight to win maximum compensation for your injury. Our lawyers will work with you directly to build a personalized case that advocates for your rights. We offer complimentary case evaluations, so taking the first step is absolutely free.