Serious Accidents and Catastrophic Injuries

Serious and catastrophic injuries, such as a severe head injury or an injury resulting in a major loss of function or amputation of an arm or leg, are not like whiplash or broken bones. These types of serious injuries are on an entirely different level. They may never heal and often take away physical abilities, brain and motor functions and enjoyment of life. Serious injury cases require more care when structuring a settlement or arriving at a judgment that will adequately care for your needs for the rest of your life.

Our firm is devoted to: serious car accidents, terrible motorcycle crashes, traumatic brain injury, tragic wrongful death, cases and catastrophic medical malpractice cases. The serious accident lawyers at the Neuhardt Law Firm are dedicated to protecting your interests and handling your case with personal attention, aggressive advocacy, professionalism, and compassion.

 
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We have successfully handling cases throughout the Montana State.

Bottle Rockets

Bottle rockets can reach speeds up to 200 miles per hour; are a significant fire hazard; and are susceptible to ricochet which means they can end up traveling in any direction. If they land on combustible materials or dry brush a fire can start very quickly. When a bottle rocket detonates, the casing can burn for a few seconds or a few minutes. A few seconds are all that is needed to start a fire.

Sparklers

Sparklers present a silent danger. Sparklers do not blow up and they do not have trajectory but they do get very hot. A typical sparkler can burn at temperatures up to 1,800 degrees. Such temperatures can quickly start fires and at close range can burn skin and eyes.

Cherry Bombs

The destructive power of cherry bombs makes them particularly dangerous. The M80 and M100 cherry bombs are illegal in many states, and for good reason. Sixteen M80s or eight M100s detonated together can be equivalent to a stick of commercial grade dynamite. The same general principles that apply to commercial and military explosives apply to fireworks. The explosive power of these fireworks can be doubled when they are compressed or contained

As the Fourth of July approaches, do not become another statistic period.

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