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Committed to Advocating for Catastrophic Injury Victims

A severe injury can significantly change how you live your life. For example, a burn injury , whether a result of a fire or contact with a chemical or scalding liquid, may lead to severe physical scarring as well as psychological damage. The compensation you might receive in your case may vary, depending on the severe injury’s impact on your life.

If we represent you, the experienced catastrophic injury lawyers at Metzger Wickersham will examine the facts in your case, including medical reports, and aggressively fight opposing counsel to ensure you get the justice you deserve. Our firm has been serving justice since 1888.

Our clients know that they are the main priority at our firm and that we will work tirelessly on their behalf to get the results they deserve. With years of experience and the support of one of the largest legal support staff in the area, Metzger Wickersham is more than capable of representing your rights.


Have you or a loved one suffered a life-changing injury due to someone else’s negligence? Call Metzger Wickersham today at (888) 707-7704 or contact us online to meet with our catastrophic injury lawyer in Pennsylvania!


Common Types of Catastrophic Accidents

A severe injury can occur as a result of a work accident, car , motorcycle, truck wreck, or dog bite, to name a few. A catastrophic injury is one that significantly affects your life, often permanently. Common catastrophic injuries include:

Other common severe injuries that can have a lasting impact on your life include orthopedic injuries or injuries that require surgery.

A Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is another very serious, usually permanent catastrophic injury. The people most at risk for a TBI include young children and the elderly.

Common Causes of Catastrophic Injuries

Most commonly, catastrophic injuries are a result of:

  • Car accidents
  • Construction site accidents
  • Acts of violence
  • Medical malpractice

Falls, auto accidents, explosions, sports injuries, and violence are the leading causes of TBIs.

According to the CDC, accidents are the fourth leading cause of death in the United States, with deaths in the hundreds of thousands each year. And these numbers have only gone up in the past several years. This is mainly due to the increase in serious car accidents. You are more likely to have a catastrophic injury due to a car accident than any other cause.

No matter the cause of your accident, if it was due to another person’s negligence, you deserve expert legal representation.

Contact Our Pennsylvania Catastrophic Injury Lawyer Today

If you have suffered any of these severe injuries or any other types of injuries that have affected how you live your life, it’s essential to contact Metzger Wickersham to have a knowledgeable attorney by your side. We will fight for you and pursue just compensation on your behalf. 


Contact our Pennsylvania catastrophic injury attorney today for a FREE consultation to discuss your case and explore your legal options!


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