Miami Amputation Injury Attorney
Serious Injuries Resulting in Loss of Limbs
Amputation injuries are catastrophic injuries involving the loss of a limb or body part. While some amputations may be medically necessary due to severe trauma, disease, or infection, others are caused by the traumatic accidents themselves.
However they’re caused, amputation injuries are emotionally devastating, and can result in extensive medical bills that threaten a family’s financial well-being. If someone else’s negligence is to blame for your amputation injury, you may have the right to seek compensation against the at-fault party.
At Grossman Roth Yaffa Cohen, our attorneys can help you navigate the steps toward justice.
Why Choose Grossman Roth Yaffa Cohen?
- Over $1 Billion in Compensation Recovered For Clients
- Award-Winning, Nationally Recognized Trial Attorneys
- Backed by Extensive Resources, Investigators, and Experts
- A Focus on Personalized Support & Representation
Discuss your amputation injury with a Miami attorney. Call for a free consultation.


A Legacy of Compassion & Excellence
Working With Grossman Roth Yaffa Cohen-
Changing Lives by Changing The Law
Since our firm opened, we've made it our mission to get justice for our clients and their families. We've not only taken on cases that other firms had turned down, but we've also fought to get unjust laws and restrictions overturned or modified.
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A Team of Legal Professionals
Complex legal cases require extensive research, trial experience, and industry knowledge, which is why we always have a team of attorneys working on every case we take on. Our team-centric approach to litigation means that we're able to really focus on getting our clients the best possible outcome.
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There Are No Upfront Legal Fees
We handle all of our claims on a contingency fee basis and will handle all legal fees, court costs, and expert fees related to your specific case. With decades of experience in this industry, we have a wealth of experts we work with routinely to ensure your case is handled with the utmost care.
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We Understand the Medicine
Our attorneys not only take the time to understand the evidence in your case, but also the pathology and medical techniques used in your specific situation. We believe that any attorney that takes on these types of cases needs to be on equal footing with medical professionals and physicians.
What Is An Amputation Injury?
Amputation injuries refer to the loss of a limb, digit, or body part. They may be caused by the injury itself (i.e. crush injuries, degloving, etc.), or result from medical intervention and surgical procedures involving certain diseases, infections, or severely damaged limbs that cannot be saved. Common causes include:
- Motor vehicle accidents
- Defective products
- Construction and workplace accidents
- Explosions, fires, and burn injuries
- Medical malpractice
- Boating accidents
Can I Hold Someone Responsible?
Generally, victims who suffer preventable harm and losses have the right to seek monetary compensation from the responsible party. Depending on the facts of a case, this may be:
- A negligent property owner who failed to address hazardous conditions they knew or should have known about;
- The party responsible for placing a defective product into the stream of commerce (i.e. a manufacturer, distributor, or retailer);
- A negligent third-party (not your employer) responsible for causing an accident on a worksite (i.e. a negligent contractor on a construction site);
- Negligent nurses, doctors, and other health care providers who failed to meet the applicable standard of care when treating your injuries or attending to post-surgical aftercare.
How Much is My Case Worth?
The value of your personal injury lawsuit is entirely case-specific. Although you can estimate potential value with the help of an attorney, it is difficult to assess how much compensation you’re entitled to in the early stages of a case. This is because you may not yet know the prognosis of your injury, the scope of its impact on your life, and the far-reaching repercussions it may have on your future.
At Grossman Roth Yaffa Cohen, we work closely with relevant experts and medical professionals to assess both the damages our clients have already incurred, and the losses they’re expected to face in the future. This includes economic and non-economic losses such as:
- Past and future medical expenses
- Lost wages and lost future income
- Diminished earning capacity / disability
- Physical pain and suffering
- Emotional pain and suffering
Request a Free Consultation With a Miami Amputation Injury Lawyer
Grossman Roth Yaffa Cohen has earned a national reputation as proven trial attorneys capable of handling complex and high-stakes injury claims. If someone you love has suffered due to negligence, we invite you to learn more about your rights and legal options during a free consultation.
Our team proudly services clients throughout Miami-Dade County, the state of Florida, and beyond. Contact us to speak with a lawyer.