Black Eyes and Orbital Blowout Fractures from Accident Lawyer

What Is an Orbital Blowout Fracture?

An orbital blowout fracture is an eye injury that can occur, after an accident that injures the eye area of the body. Any time that there is blunt force trauma to the eyeball area of the face, there can be the result of an orbital blowout fracture. Other associated injuries to a black eye or orbital blowout fracture can include:

• Hyphema
• Retinal detachment
• Loss of vision
• Blindness
• Serious eye injury
• Double vision
• Numbness on the cheek
• Absent eye movements
• Inferiorly positioned eyeball
• Recessed eyeball
• Severe swelling on the eye
• Limited ocular movements
• Unable to move eyeballs around
• Bleeding in and around the eyes
• Ringing in the ears
• Headaches
• Confusion
• Dizziness
• Nausea
• Brain fog
• General malaise

If you have suffered a personal injury that includes retinal detachment, you may be susceptible to issues with your eyes. This can include seeing flashes of lights, flashing lights or reduced areas of vision in your field of vision currently. It may be necessary to have surgical intervention, as a result of having this type of injury to the eye. The surgery will work to try repairing the fracture to the orbital floor of the eye, and try to release the muscles and nerves that are pinched and compressed as a result of the fracture to the eye area.

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Injury – From and Accident – Fall – Workplace Injury Average Case Value

If you were injured from a fall or accident in the workplace, then you need to give us a call immediately. We can review the next steps that you need to take, regarding filing a properly reviewed workplace injury claim. The average case value of your claim will depend on the extent of your injuries, and the seriousness of your disability if that applies in these cases. You will want to talk to our legal team, and a lawyer with experience in personal injuries from workplace accidents.

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You can get a free second opinion case review, when you discuss your personal injury case with us today, regarding an injury to your eyes. We can go over the particulars of your personal injury case, and give you access to our attorneys who specialize in winning personal injury cases. You need to call us for access to an experienced attorney in Los Angeles right now. Just pick up the phone and give us a call. It is your right to talk to an attorney, who is able to give you the best advice regarding your personal injury claim.

Can I Sue for a Black Eyes and Orbital Blowout Fractures?

Yes, we can sue for a black eye and an orbital blowout fracture. You can call us today at the Normandie Law Firm at 800.790.5422. Once you give us a call, we will be able to talk to you regarding your legal claim. You can connect easily with our Los Angeles case lawyers, who can file a lawsuit on your behalf regarding your claim for personal injuries. You can talk to our case attorneys in Los Angeles today, when you give us a call right now.

Average Case Value of a Black Eyes and Orbital Blowout Fractures

The average case value of a black eye is going to be determined if there are more serious injuries to the eye area from the loss. If your black eye is underlying a more serious problem, such as an orbital blowout fracture, then your case value can be from $20,000 to $200,000, depending on the extent of your injuries.

How Long Does It Take to Settle and to Get Paid on These Cases?

It is important to remember, settling out your claim for personal injuries is a process. It is not undertaken all at once in one day or even one month. In most cases, there will be time needed to amass documents, review your claim, and set a strategy in place to review your materials. We are here to get you the full settlement package for your claim, and that is not a process to be rushed through on any day. The process to settling your personal injury claim will continue, as long as there are documents and materials to review concerning and related to your case. You may still be in the care of a doctor for your injuries, and that is okay. It is actually the best time to seek legal counsel, as soon as you have suffered a serious personal injury. Having said this, your claim for personal injuries may settle in around 3-5 months, depending on the expenses, losses and damages related to your personal injury.

Statute Of Limitations – How Long Do I Have to File a Lawsuit?

The statute of limitations in California for personal injury lawsuit filing is two years.

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We are here for you, and can offer to you a free consultation regarding your injury from an orbital blowout fracture or a black eye. You may still be in healing mode from experiencing your eye injury, and that is the best option right now. You need time to heal and to process the accident. But during this time, it is also appropriate for you to call us and review your case. You do not have to wait until you have fully healed, before you will give us a call on this case. It is perfectly acceptable for you to call us today, even if you are still in the healing process from your eye injury. We are here and always on your side. All that you need to do to get with us, is to call us today at the Normandie Law Firm at 800.790.5422.

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