St. Louis Broken Bone Attorneys

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Any type of preventable injury has the potential to create unexpected challenges in the lives of victims and their loves ones – including medical expenses, lost income, and considerable pain and suffering. In cases involving serious broken bones and fractures, however, setbacks, financial strains, and suffering can be even more profound.

That’s why it is crucial for seriously injured victims and their families to work with lawyers who have the resources and experience to secure the compensation they need.

Why Choose Meyerkord & Kurth?

At Meyerkord & Kurth, our St. Louis broken bone attorneys have a proven record in guiding clients toward the justice and financial settlements and verdicts they require after suffering preventable harm – including the most serious and devastating injuries imaginable. Because we know seriously injured victims have elevated needs and that these cases raise the stakes, we apply the full scope of our 100+ years of combined experience to fight for the best possible results.

• Over 100 Years of Collective Experience
• More Than $450 Million in Compensation Recovered for Clients
• Proven Record in Serious Injury Cases
• Contingency Fees – No Fee Unless We Win

If you wish to discuss a serious injury case involving fractures, broken bones, and / or serious disabilities and impairment, contact Meyerkord & Kurth for a FREE consultation.

Damages Created by Broken Bones / Fractures

There are many auto accident cases where victims suffer injuries that don’t require emergency care after the accident, major treatment, or long-term recoveries. Although their injuries can still cause considerable pain and suffering, as well as various losses, serious injuries have greater potential to result in these types of needs, as well as more substantial damages.

For example, broken bones and fractures may result in:

• Major surgery / multiple surgeries
• Long-term recoveries, including physical therapy and rehabilitation
• Nerve damage / soft tissue injuries requiring additional treatment
• Lasting or permanent impairment / disability
• Physical pain and suffering
• Extensive medical bills / future medical needs
• Lost income / diminished earning potential
• Mental anguish and other emotional injuries

When Is a Broken Bone Injury Considered Catastrophic?

Injuries are considered catastrophic when they require significant medical treatment, result in long recoveries, and / or cause lasting or permanent impairments. In the most severe cases, broken bones and fractures – especially when they are severe breaks or affect certain parts of the body – can require victims to undergo multiple corrective surgeries, which not only increase their recovery time, but also affect their ability to work and earn wages. If broken bones result in disabilities or impairment, they can also prevent victims from performing the type of work they did before an accident, if they are able to work at all.

These significant damages can all be taken into account in catastrophic injury cases, By working with proven attorneys who can help them establish fault and liability, victims can seek full and fair compensation to cover these losses, including their future needs associated with treating injuries or their inability to earn wages they once did, and the emotional suffering they and their loved ones experienced.