Emotional distress

An attorney ready to fight for victims of emotional distress

People may suffer emotional distress stemming from another's negligence after witnessing the death of a loved one. For example, a woman may suffer emotional distress after surviving a drunk driving accident in which her husband was killed. Or a child who is in a pool alongside a friend who drowns as a result of unsafe conditions may suffer emotional distress.

• Psychological injuries
• Trauma induced injuries
• Anxiety Disorder and Panic Attacks

The individual who has witnessed such severe injury may be unable to return to the accident site or participate in the activity again without painful and intrusive reminder of the traumatic event.

The shock and horror of having to witness pain and suffering can cause serious and lasting psychological injury, particularly when a child is involved, or in circumstances in which the family members are confined in the same space, such as a car that has been in an accident.

The emotional distress has changed how you live your life. Our experience can help get you back on track. Call today.

Take back control of your life. Contact the experienced emotional distress attorneys of the Law Offices of James Morris. The details of your case will remain confidential, and there is no fee for the initial consultation. Let us show you why you shouldn't be intimidated by the court system, the insurance companies, or anybody else. You can afford to have the law on your side. We don't get paid unless you win. The client may be responsible for disbursements advanced on the case. Call today at (800) 477-9044.