My son survived sepsis at Piedmont Henry Hospital but lost both legs. How is his case valued?

My son survived sepsis at Piedmont Henry Hospital but lost both legs. How is his case valued?

Sepsis-related bilateral amputation is among the most devastating and high-value injury scenarios in medical malpractice litigation. Your son’s damages would include past and future medical expenses (including prosthetics, rehabilitation, and lifelong care), lost earning capacity over his entire career, and non-economic damages for pain, suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, and disfigurement. These cases routinely yield seven- and eight-figure results with skilled advocacy. Haug Barron Law Group is built exactly for cases like this one.