Catastrophic injuries are severe and often life-altering injuries that cause extensive damage to the body, resulting in long-term disabilities or even death.

Offshore injuries refer to accidents or harm sustained by workers on offshore platforms while maritime law governs legal issues arising from such incidents, including compensation claims and ensure fair treatment in the maritime industry.

Plant and recovery accidents refer to incidents that occur in industrial settings, such as factories, refineries, or processing plants, where materials are manufactured or processed.

Truck accidents involve collisions or incidents involving large commercial vehicles such as tractor-trailers, semi-trucks, or delivery trucks.

Work injuries occur when employees are harmed or suffer health issues while performing their job duties.

Wrongful death occurs when a person dies due to the negligence, misconduct, or wrongful act of another individual, entity, or organization.

Boat accidents involve collisions, capsizing, or other incidents occurring on watercraft such as boats, yachts, or jet skis.

Bus accidents involve collisions or incidents involving buses, including public transit buses, school buses, or charter buses.

Car accidents involve collisions or incidents involving automobiles, including cars, trucks, and motorcycles.