
When a catastrophic injury or death occurs due to someone’s negligence, carelessness, or intentional misconduct, you want guidance through the fog of uncertainty.


Anoka Catastrophic Injury Attorneys
Filing a Catastrophic Injury Claim in Minnesota
Although any injury can be life-changing, some are serious enough to be classified as “catastrophic.” Generally speaking, a catastrophic injury is one that is permanent, significant, and results in considerable economic and non-economic damages. These injuries are more severe than other types of injuries, often leading to higher medical bills, greater lost income or wages, and more significant effects on the lives of victims and their loved ones.
Seeking compensation for a catastrophic injury takes an experienced and knowledgeable attorney, one who has successfully handled these types of personal injury cases before. At Bolt Law Firm, our Anoka catastrophic injury lawyers have successfully fought on behalf of severely injured victims and their families, recovering millions of dollars on their behalf. We understand what it takes to prove your case and are prepared to aggressively advocate for the maximum recovery you are owed.
If you or your loved one sustained a catastrophic injury due to someone else’s negligent or wrongful conduct, call us at (763) 292-2102 or contact us online for a free consultation.
A Team That Truly Cares
Our attorneys believe anyone suffering from a catastrophic injury caused by the negligence of another person or corporation deserves justice.
Types of Catastrophic Injury Cases
- Back Injuries
- Broken Bones Fractures
- Burn Victims
- Internal Injuries
- Scars
- Spinal Cord Injuries
- Traumatic Brain Injuries
- Whiplash Neck Injuries

What Is a Catastrophic Injury?
A catastrophic injury is a very severe injury that typically results in permanent injury, impairment, or disability. Catastrophic injury victims typically experience a lifetime of pain, complications, and limitations as a result of their injuries.
Some examples of catastrophic injuries include:
- Back injuries
- Broken bones/fractures
- Burns
- Scarring and disfigurement
- Internal injuries
- Spinal cord injuries
- Traumatic brain injuries
- Whiplash/neck injuries
- Amputation/loss of limb
- Eye injuries and vision loss
- Hearing damage and loss
- Chronic illness
- Medical conditions expected to result in death
If you or someone you love has sustained a severe, life-changing injury, you do not have to face the immense physical, mental, and financial challenges resulting from the injury on your own. By filing a catastrophic injury lawsuit against the liable party, you can seek financial compensation for economic and non-economic damages, including medical expenses, lost income, and pain and suffering.
When someone else is to blame for an injury-causing event, they can be held legally responsible for the victim’s resulting damages.
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Car Accident $1.9 Million
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Burn Injury $1.6 Million
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Motor Vehicle Accident $1.3 Million
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Drunk Driver Accident $1.2 Million
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Drunk Driving Accident $1.1 Million
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Wrongful Death $1 Million
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Traumatic Brain Injury $1 Million
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Car Accident $1 Million

Common Causes of Catastrophic Injuries
Catastrophic injuries result from all types of accidents and traumatic events. Some of the most common causes of catastrophic injuries include:
- Car, truck, motorcycle, and other motor vehicle accidents
- Bicycle and pedestrian accidents involving motor vehicles
- Falls, including slip and falls and falls from heights
- Recreation accidents, including boating accidents and swimming/diving accidents
- Sports-related accidents, including youth sports accidents
- Workplace accidents, including construction accidents
- Dog attacks and bites and other animal attacks
- Violence and criminal activity, including assault and battery
- Explosions and fires, as well as electrocution
- Dangerous property conditions and hazardous premises
- Medical malpractice and/or negligence
- Defective products, including consumer and industrial products


FAQ
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Q:What is a “personal injury?”
A:A personal injury is any type of injury that results in harm or death. Even if you have only suffered emotional pain, you may qualify for a personal injury lawsuit.
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Q:Do you offer a free consultation?
A:Yes, we offer a free consultation. Call us today.
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Q:What types of personal injury cases do you handle?
A:Bolt Law Firm handles all types of personal injury cases, including premise liability, product defects, burn injuries, traumatic brain injuries, wrongful death, and more.
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Q:What is “contingency?”
A:We bill for personal injury services on a contingency fee basis. That means you will not pay unless we resolve the case and recover money for you.
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Q:Do I have a case?
A:If you are dealing with a personal injury or wrongful death issue, it’s important for us to understand any details that might impact the outcome of a case. Call today to schedule your free initial consultation and case evaluation.
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Q:Can’t I just handle a case between myself and my insurance company without hiring a lawyer?
A:You could, but keep in mind that a personal injury and wrongful death attorney will work for you, while an insurance company agent will work toward the company’s interest – paying the smallest possible settlement.
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Q:What is a statute of limitations?
A:A statute of limitations caps allows only a certain amount of time you are able to sue. Every case type has a different statute of limitations, so contact our office today to discuss your situation.
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Q:Define recklessness
A:Recklessness occurs when an individual blatantly ignores the potential consequences of their actions.
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Q:What is premise liability?
A:When someone fails to keep their property safe for visitors, they can be held accountable for injuries that occur on the premise.
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Q:What is a product defect?
A:A manufacturer can be held liable for injuries that result from use of product that is not safe or does not warn of potential hazards.
Why Hire a Catastrophic Injury Lawyer?
As previously mentioned, catastrophic injury cases are not the same as standard personal injury claims. Victims typically experience far more extensive damages. Insurance companies and other liable parties know that catastrophic injury claims tend to be high in value, meaning they are much more likely to dispute or deny these claims. We take great pride in representing people from all walks of life and always prioritize the needs of our clients. It is incredibly important that you work with a knowledgeable attorney, one who has experience specifically handling catastrophic injury cases like yours.
When you trust your case to our team at Bolt Law Firm, we typically:
- Meet with you in person, over the phone, or via video conferencing to learn the details of your situation at absolutely no cost to you
- Learn how the injury has affected your everyday life, as well as your future, including all past, current, and future challenges you have faced/are facing
- Conduct a full and immediate investigation into the event that caused your injury, including how it happened and who is liable
- Handle all communication with the insurance company (and/or another liable party) on your behalf so that you can focus on your physical recovery
- Work with accident reconstructionists, medical professionals, and other industry experts to evaluate the cause, nature, severity, and effects of your injury
- Meticulously gather all available evidence and submit necessary paperwork and documents in support of your claim
- Prepare you and your case for litigation and trial, if necessary, as well as represent you in all related court proceedings
- Answer any questions you may have, as well as address all of your concerns, throughout the entire legal process
Schedule a complimentary consultation with our team today; call (763) 292-2102 or contact us online to get started.
