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Lost a Limb Due to Injury?

We Handle Amputation Injury Claims in Chicago

Permanent Loss. Ongoing Impact.

Legal Support After Limb Loss or Surgical Amputation

An amputation isn’t just a medical condition—it’s a life-altering injury. We help clients pursue compensation that reflects the full emotional, physical, and financial toll of losing a limb due to someone else’s negligence.

We Focus on Long-Term Needs

Strategic Advocacy for Amputation Victims

We assess medical needs, mobility adjustments, and future care to build a case that reflects the full scope of your loss—and help you move forward with strength.

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Medical Cause Investigation

We identify what led to the loss

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Prosthetic & Care Cost Analysis

We factor in future expenses

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We fight for lost income

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We pursue full compensation

 Amputation Injury FAQs

Answers to the most pressing questions after limb loss or surgical removal.

  • What types of incidents lead to amputations?

    Common causes include car accidents, workplace injuries, defective machinery, severe burns, and medical malpractice. We investigate the source of harm and identify liable parties.

  • Can I recover compensation for prosthetic needs?

    Yes. Prosthetics, physical therapy, modifications to your home, and long-term care are all factored into your damages. We calculate these needs with expert input to ensure accuracy.

  • What emotional or psychological impacts can be included?

    We can pursue damages for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and diminished enjoyment of life. These effects are real—and the law allows for them to be compensated.

  • Do I need to be totally out of work to recover lost wages?

    No. Even if you return to work, any lost earning capacity, missed time, or required job change due to the amputation may be recoverable.

  • How long do I have to file a claim?

    In Illinois, most amputation-related personal injury claims must be filed within two years. The sooner we begin, the more evidence we can preserve and protect.

Still have a question?

Let’s talk about what happened and how we can help. Our consultations are free, confidential, and focused on getting you real answers.

We Understand What’s at Stake

Talk to an Amputation Injury Lawyer

Losing a limb changes everything. We’re here to help you seek justice, secure support for the road ahead, and move forward with clarity and care.