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Eye Injuries and Vision Loss

Hire a Florida Eye Injury Attorney to Help You Fight for Just Compensation

If you have suffered an eye injury or vision loss in an accident, seeking just compensation will be an important part of your recovery. Not only can medical treatment costs be extraordinary, but losing your vision or suffering from a visual impairment can also impact your ability to work, as well as many other aspects of your day-to-day life. A Florida vision loss lawyer at Searcy Denney can help you fight for just compensation, and you can contact us to get started 24/7.

Accidents That Can Lead to Vision Loss and Blindness 

There are four main factors that can lead to eye injuries. These factors can result from all types of accidents—including vehicle collisions, falls, and accidents involving defective products. Eye injuries and vision loss can also result from accidents such as:

In these (and other) types of accidents, the four main factors that can cause eye injuries and vision loss are:

Blunt Force Trauma

Blunt force trauma to the eye or another part of the head can cause internal damage that leads to vision loss or other visual impairments.

Penetrating Objects

Objects penetrating the eye can also cause severe injuries. This includes everything from glass shards and other debris to nails, screws and other flying objects.

Toxic Exposure

Exposure to toxic chemicals can cause vision impairments, including blindness. While toxic exposure is most common in the work environment, it can also occur due to vehicle collisions, product explosions and other accidents.

Ultraviolet Light Exposure

Exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light can cause damage leading to vision loss and other visual impairments. This includes both long-term and flash exposure to certain types of lights, lasers and other UV sources.

Common Types of Eye Injuries

Each of these factors can lead to various types of common eye injuries. At Searcy Denney, our Florida eye injury lawyers help local residents and out-of-state visitors seek just compensation for conditions including:

  • Blurred vision
  • Double vision
  • Headaches resulting from eye injuries
  • Loss of an eye
  • Loss of peripheral vision
  • Loss of visual acuity
  • Partial blindness
  • Vision loss (complete blindness)

Regardless of what happened, if you or a loved one needs help recovering from an accident that resulted in an eye injury or vision loss, it is important that you seek both medical and legal advice right away. 

Talk to a Florida Vision Loss Lawyer at Searcy Denney for Free

If you need to speak with a Florida vision loss lawyer about seeking just compensation for an eye injury, contact us now to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation. You can reach us 24/7 by phone at 800-780-8607, or you can submit your contact information online and our injury law firm will be in touch promptly.

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