Sorey & Hoover

About Sorey & Hoover

Catastrophic injuries are those which alter the victim’s lifestyle and require long-term or permanent care or rehabilitation. For example, losing a limb or completely losing your ability to see as a result of an accident would be considered a catastrophic injury. Catastrophic injuries are often sustained to specific parts of the body, such as the brain, the spinal cord, or a limb. They are typically defined according to an anticipated outcome – catastrophic injury causes permanent disability that can severely affect the way a person works or lives.

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