Recoveries for crash victims
Results David Price has obtained for clients injured in truck and car wrecks.
$1,000,000
Truck Wreck
$795,000
Car Wreck
$525,000
Car Wreck
$300,000
Car Wreck
$275,000
Car Wreck
$250,000
Car Wreck
$250,000
Car Wreck
$230,809.81
Truck Wreck
$200,000
Car Wreck
$190,000
Car Wreck
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case is different and depends on its own facts.
We carry the case. You focus on recovering.
A serious crash places an enormous amount of stress on the injured person and their family. Medical bills, lost wages and the cost of recovery can create a financial hardship almost overnight — while the insurance company’s adjusters are already working to make the claim go away for as little as possible.
David Price and his team do their best to make you as comfortable as possible during this hectic time. We handle every aspect of the litigation process, leaving you to focus on recovering from your injuries.
Common types of crash injuries
Brain Injury
Often associated with very severe crashes, brain injuries are among the most serious injuries a wreck can cause. They can result from swelling, bruising, bleeding, skull fracture or nerve damage, and can be temporary or permanent — but any brain injury greatly affects the person who suffers it.
Broken Bones
When the impact of a crash is severe, the occupants of a vehicle may be unable to withstand it, and the force can break bones. Fractures are generally treatable but can require surgery and long recovery.
Head and Neck Damage
Whiplash, one of the most common crash injuries, occurs when the neck and head jerk in opposite directions. A concussion is usually treatable and temporary, while traumatic brain damage may be much more serious and possibly permanent.
Lacerations and Burns
Crash victims often suffer lacerations and burns in serious wrecks. These injuries can take a long time to heal and often leave lasting scars.
Paralysis
A very severe crash can leave victims with paraplegia, paraparesis or quadriplegia. Permanent disabilities are among the worst injuries a person can endure, and the cost of lifelong care makes experienced representation critical.
Spinal Cord Injury
Symptoms of a spinal injury may not appear for days after a crash, which can make it worse. Get medical care after any wreck, whatever you feel at the time. Common spinal injuries include fractures, ruptured discs, sprains, and lumbar and thoracic spine injuries.
Wrongful Death
When a crash takes a life, the family may be entitled to recover for the loss — from medical bills and funeral expenses to the full value of the life of the person they lost.