Phoenix Amputation Attorneys
Were You Seriously Injured?
Amputations, whether they are the result of an infection, injury, disease, or some other reason, will lead to a dramatic change in the way someone interacts with the world for the rest of their life. In addition to the permanent disfigurement the loss of a body part causes, amputees can expect to be fitted with a prosthetic limb that will require extensive physical therapy, rehabilitation, and maintenance in order to regain the independence and complete range of movement they enjoyed before the amputation.
Give our Phoenix personal injury attorneys a call at (602) 428-7104 to discuss your case.
At MayesTelles PLLC, our Phoenix amputation attorneys have the experience and resources necessary to fight for the maximum compensation possible. With nearly 200 years of collective legal experience, our team has handled many types of injury cases, and will work with you to create a plan of action that works best for you, and help you secure the peace of mind that you need.
How Do Amputations Happen?
Amputations can result from a variety of illnesses, trauma, and malpractice, but some of the more common causes include:
- Cancer: Certain types of bone and skin cancer may require amputation if other treatments fail to stop its spread.
- Trauma: If a limb is cut or torn off, crushed, injured in an explosion, or seriously burned, amputation may be the only way to prevent further damage or infection from spreading throughout the victim’s body.
- Diabetes: When diabetes causes a patient’s blood sugar to spike to dangerous levels, the chance of amputation dramatically increases. Dangerously high blood sugar can also lead to damaged blood vessels and / or nerve damage, commonly referred to as peripheral neuropathy. In many cases, ulcers can form in the affected area and become infected – if they aren’t taken care of immediately, the ulcers can spread to other parts of your body that may also need to be amputated. These amputations can often be avoided with proper monitoring and care from your doctor.
- Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD): Fatty deposits can build up in the arteries of people who suffer from PAD, restricting the flow of blood to the leg muscles. When blood flow is significantly restricted, patients can suffer from critical limb ischemia (CLI), a complication that can lead to gangrene, atrophied muscles, wounds that won’t heal, open sores, ulcers, and shiny, smooth, pale, dry, and cold skin. Catching and treating this condition early may allow doctors to administer treatment to restore blood flow, otherwise amputation may be the only option.
If your amputation was the result of someone’s negligence or wrongdoing, you may be able to file a lawsuit to secure compensation for your lost body parts and any other damages that came about as a result.
Hire An Experienced Lawyer Today
Amputations permanently change the life of anyone who undergoes the procedure. Once the initial surgery is complete, there are still years of treatment and rehabilitation that the patient will need to undergo. If your amputation was the result of someone else’s negligence or wrongdoing, you shouldn’t be responsible for paying the ever-increasing medical bills that pile up. At MayesTelles, our Phoenix amputation lawyers are ready to fight for your rights in court and at the negotiation table in order to secure you the compensation you need. Fill out our online form to begin your case evaluation, or give us a call at (602) 428-7104 to speak with one of our lawyers today.
We've Won Thousands of Cases
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Charges Reduced to Reckless Driving
Client R.C. was stopped by Mesa Police for a civil traffic violation and later charged with DUI, Extreme DUI, and Super Extreme DUI in a justice court. During the course of their representation, MayesTelles attorneys discovered important inconsistencies in the police reports. When we presented these issues to the State, the prosecutor’s office agreed to drop all DUI charges.
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Fatal Commercial Vehicle Accident
MayesTelles Client A.F. and her husband tragically lost their unborn child as a result of the negligence of an individual operating a commercial vehicle in Yuma, Arizona. After substantial investigation including accident reconstruction and filing a lawsuit, the insurance company paid out the policy limits of $1,000,000.00.
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4 Counts of Aggravated DUI Dismissed
Client M.W. was charged with 4 counts of Aggravated DUI in the Maricopa County Superior Court in July 2016 for allegedly riding a motorized bicycle under the influence. The attorneys at MayesTelles demanded that the State include certain materials in their presentation to the grand jury, resulting in the grand jury refusing to indict and the case being dismissed.
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Client Charged with DUI
Client, GS, charged with DUI - sentence was reduced to reckless driving.
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Client Facing Assault Felony
M.L. was charged with 1 count of Aggravated Assault, a class 3 dangerous felony. She plead guilty to Aggravated Assault, a class 6 undesignated felony, with a stipulation to 3 months of initial jail. She received credit for 32 days and the rest of the jail time was deferred. She was placed on 3 years of supervised probation. She has the opportunity to designate the offense a misdemeanor after successfully completing probation. Location: Maricopa County Superior Court
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Client Charged with DUI
Our client, A.R, was charged with 1 count of DUI and 1 count of Failure to Control Speed to Avoid a Collision. During extensive pre-trial investigation, it was discovered that the police made many errors in how they handled the case. We were able to get the client's charges reduced to reckless driving. Location: Glendale City Court
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Client Charged with Four Felony Counts
Our client, Ms. D., was charged with two counts of forgery - a class 4 Felony as well as theft - a class 2 Felony and also fraudulent schemes and artifices - a class 2 Felony. We were able to get her conviction reduced to a class 6 undesignated felony with the opportunity to reduce further to a misdemeanor. Location: Maricopa County Superior Court
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Client Charged with Trespass & Assault
Our client, T.C., was charged in Maricopa County Superior Court on July 8, 2015 with 1 count of Criminal Trespass, a class 6 felony, and 1 count Assault, a class 2 Misdemeanor. On September 9, 2015, after an 8-day jury trial, our client was found not guilty on both charges. Location: Maricopa County Superior Court
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Client Charged with Shoplifting
Our client, Ms. H., was charged with shoplifting - a class 1 misdemeanor. We were able to get her conviction set aside. Location: Phoenix Municipal Court
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Client Faced 5 Felony Sex Offenses
Our client, Mr. C., was charged with five counts of felony sex offenses, including two counts of Sex Conduct with a Minor and three counts of Molestation of a Child. We were able to get the case dismissed upon a successful Motion to Dismiss. Location: Maricopa County Superior Court
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Client Charged with Disorderly Conduct
Our client, K.F., was charged with Disorderly Conduct, a class 1 misdemeanor. We were able to get this client's case dismissed. Location: Tempe Municipal Court
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Client Facing Multiple Criminal Charges
Our client, L.S., was charged on October 20, 2014 in Mesa for an assault, disorderly conduct, and criminal damage. MayesTelles PLLC was able to get those charges dismissed.
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Client Facing Multiple Domestic Violence Offenses
Our client, Ms. C., was facing charges of assault / domestic violence (class 1 misdemeanor), disorderly conduct / domestic violence (class 1 misdemeanor), and criminal damage / domestic violence (class 1 misdemeanor). We were able to get our client's case dismissed. Location: Mesa Municipal Court
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Charged with Assault & Failure to Appear
Our client, L.S., was charged in Phoenix on December 27, 2014 for assault and failure to appear. After completing diversion, our client's case was dismissed.
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Multiple Felony Theft Offenses
Our client, Mr. C., was charged with Theft of Means of Transportation (Class 3 Felony) and Trafficking in Stolen Property (Class 3 Felony). Both class 3 felonies have a possible sentencing range of 2 - 8.75 years in prison. We were able to get our client's charge reduced to a Class 1 Misdemeanor with no jail time. Location: Maricopa County Superior Court