SEVERE AND PERMANENT PERSONAL INJURIES
Defective products, dangerous premises, and negligent drivers have one thing in common: They can all produce significant and life-changing injuries. Below are examples of cases where Noteboom lawyers have successful recoveries for victims with significant personal injuries.

  • Our personal injury lawyers represented a 34 year-old man who suffered an amputation of his hand while cleaning piston cups on a Putzmeister concrete pumping machine that he was using for his business.
  • We made a successful recovery for a 2 year-old boy who suffered a serious head injury as a result of a tread separation involving a Firestone tire. The structured settlement received will pay the young man millions of dollars over his lifetime.
  • Our firm was hired by a teenage Mexican citizen in a products liability case against Kubota. Noteboom's lawyers alleged that inadequate warnings and defective design of the Kubota mower resulted in the client suffering an amputation of his toes by a riding lawn mower operated by a co-worker.
  • Noteboom's lawyers represented a 19 year-old man was fishing when some young men were shooting items off a bridge with a potato gun they had built at home. Our client was looking down the barrel of the gun when it misfired, shooting a bullfrog into his face. The accident caused both of his eyes to be damaged, leaving him in total darkness. We were able to help him by recovering sufficient money (policy limits) from the two men that built the potato gun. This recovery will provide for substantial payments over the course of the next 30 years for our client.
  • Our firm helped an 89 year-old woman who was living by herself in an apartment. On her way to pay her rent, a neighbor's dog knocked her over. The dog did not bite her and was not vicious. However, the dog was not on a leash, contrary to research of locals rules done by the Firm. Our elderly client suffered significant personal injuries from her fall. We were able to recover the insurance policy limit from the dog owner.
In addition to this wide variety of personal injuries, accidents can also result in Paralysis. Click here for information about this special category of injury.

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Noteboom - The Law Firm - handles cases involving car accidents, truck accidents, 18-wheeler accidents, sexual abuse, wrongful death,
construction injuries, slip and falls, construction falls, severe injuries, parylizations, food poisoning: including peanut butter salmonella,
botulism, improperly stored meat products, and any illnesses, fatalities, or other harms incurred by the same, injuries involving mental damage, firearm misfires, defective tires,
occupational injuries, animal attacks, dog attacks, fatalities that occur by dangerous premesis, negligent conduct, medical malpractice, deaths and injuries involving swimming pools or equipment,
professional liability cases, insurance bad faith, business disputes, and sexual assaults in the state of Texas and in the cities of Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Denton, Hurst, Bedford, Euless, Keller, Irving,
Richardson,Plano, and in Tarrant and Dallas counties.

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