Plainview Serious Injury Lawyer
Traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, amputation, burns, and fractures — life-altering injuries handled personally by David R. Lewis.
Building Claims Around a Lifetime of Need
A serious injury doesn't end when you leave the hospital. A spinal cord injury may mean decades of care. A traumatic brain injury can quietly reshape a career and a family. Amputations require prosthetics that wear out and need replacing. The true cost of a catastrophic injury unfolds over a lifetime — and an insurance adjuster's first offer almost never reflects that.
David R. Lewis builds serious-injury claims that look forward, not just backward. Working directly with you and your medical providers, he documents not only the bills you've already incurred but the treatment, equipment, lost income, and reduced quality of life you'll face in the years ahead.
Because David handles your case personally, he takes the time to understand how your injury has changed your daily life here on Long Island — the things you can no longer do, the help you now need, the future you've had to revise. That personal understanding is what allows him to value your claim honestly and pursue it fully.
Serious Injuries David Represents
Traumatic Brain Injury
TBIs range from concussions to severe brain damage. Symptoms can persist for years and affect memory, mood, and the ability to work. David documents the full scope of the harm.
Spinal Cord Injury
Spinal injuries can mean partial or complete paralysis and a lifetime of medical care. David builds claims that account for future treatment, equipment, and lost earning capacity.
Amputation
Losing a limb changes every part of daily life. David pursues compensation for prosthetics, rehabilitation, home modifications, and the long-term impact on your independence.
Burns
Severe burns require painful treatment and often leave lasting scarring and limited mobility. David works with medical experts to capture the full cost of recovery.
Fractures
Broken bones can mean surgery, long recovery periods, and permanent limitations. Even fractures that meet New York's serious-injury threshold qualify for a claim when handled properly.
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