Severe Injuries

Columbus personal injury law firm helping you recover

Severe injuries can leave a victim with a lifetime disability that requires ongoing, costly medical treatment. In many cases, the families of injured victims face financial crises and uncertainty about affording the best medical treatment for their loved ones.

Ohio personal injury law firm Riehl Law LLC was established in 1981 to provide injured victims and their families with compassionate, effective counsel. We pursue damages against negligent parties if you or your family member has suffered serious injuries, such as:

• Amputations
• Crushed or broken limbs
• Birth defects
• Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
• Coma
• Paralysis
• Loss of sight, hearing, smell or taste
• Burns
• Electrocution
• Severe lacerations
• Disfigurement
• Rare cancers or other illnesses

Holding the negligent party responsible

Our dedicated Ohio personal injury lawyers hold the negligent people and corporations responsible for the devastating consequences of your catastrophic injuries resulting from:

• Auto wrecks
• Passenger accidents
• Commercial truck crashes
• Workplace accidents
• Grain elevator explosions
• Dog bites and animal attacks
• Medical mistakes
• Slip-and-falls
• Gunshot wounds
• Hunting accidents

We investigate the facts of your case to determine the culpable parties and build a strong claim. If in your best interest, we negotiate an equitable settlement with the insurance companies and defendants. If they are not willing to agree to the amount you are entitled to, we bring your case to trial and let the jury decide.

Pursuing the maximum compensation

Working with medical professionals, financial experts and economists, we can calculate the cost of serious injuries over a lifetime and demand that defendants and insurance companies provide you with the compensation you need, including for:

• Disability
• Disfigurement
• Medical bills
• Future medical costs
• Lost wages
• Diminished earning capacity
• Emotional distress
• Pain and suffering
• Vocational training
• Loss of enjoyment of life