How To Recover Financial Damages For An Eye Injury Following A South Florida Crash

When victims of Fort Lauderdale auto accidents suffer an eye injury including blood in the eyeball, eye pain, deformity of the orbital bone structure or eye socket, or changes in the shape of the pupil, their vision can suffer. Another type of eye injury that can seriously injure an accident victim is when the optic nerve is shaken or swells following a crash. When this happens, traumatic optic nerve damage can occur and can cause the victim partial vision loss or complete blindness.

Lives of victims who suffer from eye injuries may be forever changed in the following ways:
•    May never be able to see again
•    May not be able to work and earn a living
•    May not be able to drive again
•    May not be able to take care of oneself or others, such as children
•    May not be able to cook, clean or do other household tasks

When victims of Florida car crashes suffer in these ways, they need to be compensated for pain and suffering, lost income, medical expenses and more. Victims of these serious injuries should not be dealing with the insurance company alone.

How an Accident Attorney in South Florida Can Help You Recover

Whether your eye injury resulted in blindness, some vision impairment or eye pain, you have a right to be compensated for your eye injuries and medical bills following a wreck that was caused by a negligent driver.

An experienced personal injury lawyer who is used to negotiating with insurance companies for their clients’ damages and losses will be able to help you recover more than you can probably recover on your own. This is because attorneys will know how much your case will be worth and what not to do in order to get you the highest recovery possible.

Call a skilled auto accident lawyer at the Law Offices of David Benenfeld at (561) 960-5515(561) 960-5515 today for a free consultation.