Blunt Trauma Injuries

In 2000, blunt trauma injuries, or blunt force trauma injuries as they are also called, were the leading cause of death in people aged one to 44 years, reports the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The most common cause of blunt trauma injuries in 2000 was car accidents, including drug related car accidents. Upon further investigation, the CDC also reports that blunt trauma injuries caused by vehicle accidents resulted in more than 25,000 deaths of individuals between the ages of 15-34.

Acceleration and deceleration forces that physically impact a person’s internal organs and bones cause blunt trauma injuries. Blunt trauma injuries can result in injury to any part of the body and develop into more specific types of injury, including head injury, brain injury, spinal cord injury, bone fracture injury, liver injury, spleen injury, lacerations and abrasions.

Suffering a blunt trauma injury can be very hard, physically and emotionally for DUI accident victims. The blunt trauma injury lawyers at Estey Bomberger know how difficult it can be to recover from serious blunt trauma injuries and are tireless advocates for the seriously injured. Our law firm has successfully recovered monetary compensation for injured victim’s damages, which have included compensation for medical expenses, lost earnings, anticipated lost earnings, disfigurement, loss of quality of life, and pain and suffering.

Blunt Trauma Injury Diagnosis and Treatment

Medical professionals use an acronym, SAMPLE, to gather information related to a victim and the cause of a blunt trauma injury. Information such as past medical history and known allergies can greatly affect the treatment and recovery of the victim. SAMPLE stands for:

  • Signs and symptoms
  • Allergies
  • Medications
  • Past medical history
  • Last oral intake
  • Events leading up to.

Injuries or complications with the head or respiratory system can cause severe damage to a victim if not treated promptly and these areas are usually the first to be examined by medical professionals following a blunt trauma injury. Most blunt trauma injury victims are given intravenous fluids (IV) and are hooked up to a respirator.

Satisfied Clients

At Estey Bomberger, our number one priority is putting the needs of our clients above all else, and ensuring they receive nothing less than the maximum financial compensation they are entitled to. Other large firms often put their clients cases into the hands of a case manager or paralegal, but at our law firm your case will be handled by one of our skilled California blunt trauma injury lawyers. When your case is represented by our firm, you will receive a level of personal attention and care that is unmatched by any other firm.

Seeking Justice for Blunt Trauma Injury Victims

The Estey Bomberger law firm will work diligently to protect your legal rights and will not rest until the drunk driver is held responsible for the DUI accident and your injuries. Our DUI accident victim injury attorneys want to ensure that you are able to move forward and lead a happy life.  You can reach our firm at (800) 784-9180. A free consultation can be arranged to meet you at your home, hospital or work.