Greenville Personal Injury Lawyers

As a full-service personal injury law firm, McGowan, Hood, Felder & Phillips, LLC, represents clients in every type of negligence injury case, including the following:

• Serious and catastrophic injuries: Sometimes an injury is so severe the person’s life will never be the same. Victims are left unable to care for themselves, work, or participate fully in their lives. Injuries such as spinal cord injuries which can leave a person paralyzed; burn injuries can cause disfiguring scars and psychological wounds; and traumatic amputation can leave you unable to move without assistance. Our Greenville serious injury attorneys work with life care planning specialists to help determine the long-term costs of care and make sure that we recover enough compensation to provide for the client’s needs into the future.
• Medical malpractice cases: We trust our doctors to heal and mend our illnesses and injuries, but sometimes they make mistakes that can cause catastrophic injuries. From OB/GYN negligence that causes injury to the laboring mother or birth injuries to a precious newborn, to wrong site surgery, we can help clients recover compensation for their injuries.
• Wrongful death cases: If your loved one’s death was caused by someone else’s negligence—in a car crash, medical mistake, or an act of violence – we fight for justice on his or her behalf to recover compensation for your losses, and to help you protect your family into the future.
• Defective medical devices and dangerous drug cases: We handle all manner of defective device and dangerous drug cases. If you took a drug meant to treat your symptoms, but it caused adverse effects instead, or if the metal parts of an artificial hip implant are poisoning your blood, we hold the responsible party accountable for your pain and suffering and other losses.
• Workplace injuries: If you sustained a workplace injury, we can guide you. If the injury was caused by a defective tool or piece of machinery, or if you were injured on a client’s worksite, you may be able to file a third-party personal injury lawsuit which offers recovery beyond what workers’ compensation might pay.
• Premises liability: When a property owner fails in his or her duty to maintain safe premises for visitors, and you are injured because of a foreseeable or preventable hazard, you may have grounds for a premises liability lawsuit. It could be a slip and fall that causes a head injury, negligent security which allows a resort guest to be assaulted, or a child severely injured in an animal attack by a neighborhood dog. We fight for justice for those who are injured because of the negligence of others.