Indianapolis Blindness Attorneys
FIGHTING FOR YOU WHEN THE STAKES ARE HIGHEST
Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for serious accidents to result in the loss of one or both eyes. In similarly severe instances, an accident can lead to damage in one or both eyes, resulting in permanent injury or disfigurement. Individuals may even suffer complete blindness or partial loss of vision as a result of a serious accident. These catastrophic injuries can result from all types of accidents—car accidents, construction accidents, workplace accidents, etc. But these injuries can also result from injuries directly to the surface of the eye, such as sports injuries/impact/collision during participation, or chemical contact.
The U.S. National Library of Medicine defines blindness as a lack of vision and vision loss as poor vision which glasses and/or contacts are unable to correct. If you have been a victim of blindness or loss of sight injury, you may be entitled to compensation from the entity who is responsible for the injury. A vision injury will not only damage sight, but it also causes emotional distress, financial damages, and excessive medical expenses, in addition to lost wages for those who suffered the injury.
Contact the Indianapolis blindness/loss of sight lawyers at Wagner Reese for a free consultation regarding your personal injury claim. Call (888) 204-8440 today.
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Blindness & Loss of Sight Injury Facts
- According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, over 2.5 million people suffer eye and vision injuries each year.
- 90% of all eye injuries can be prevented with the proper use of protective eye gear.
- Almost half of all eye and vision injuries happen within the injured person’s home.
- 14.7% of injuries occur during sporting events.
The personal injury lawyers at Wagner Reese have decades of experience in handling cases of blindness and vision injuries. We work tirelessly to help ensure that our clients receive the large settlements they deserve as a result of the injuries they have suffered.
Whether the blindness or loss of sight injury was caused by trauma or negligence, the Indianapolis blindness injury lawyers at Wagner Reese have been assisting victims of these injuries since 1997. Our lawyers can help you recover the damages you are owed while also helping your family move past the injury and get back to normal life.
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Loss of Sight Accident Procedures
- Try to get medical treatment immediately, or have someone assist you if you cannot see
- Contact Wagner Reese for assistance with your personal injury case
- Never sign or agree to anything without the assistance of a lawyer
- Prepare your case by gathering any relevant information that may assist in claiming your compensation (this may include taking notes about the accident, taking pictures of the scene, gathering statements from witnesses—all these things can be done with the assistance of a personal injury lawyer)
Our blindness/loss of sight attorneys in Indianapolis can handle your blindness or loss of sight personal injury claim with years of experience and proven results.
Call the law firm of Wagner Reese today at (888) 204-8440 for your free consultation!
The U.S. National Library of Medicine defines blindness as a lack of vision and vision loss as poor vision which glasses and/or contacts are unable to correct. If you have been a victim of blindness or loss of sight injury, you may be entitled to compensation from the entity who is responsible for the injury. A vision injury will not only damage sight, but it also causes emotional distress, financial damages, and excessive medical expenses, in addition to lost wages for those who suffered the injury.
Contact the Indianapolis blindness/loss of sight lawyers at Wagner Reese for a free consultation regarding your personal injury claim. Call (888) 204-8440 today.
Call 24/7 (888) 204-8440
