Loss of an Eye

Dealing with vision loss is traumatic enough, but it can be overwhelming when the vision loss is coupled with the physical loss of your eye. Yet, after a severe injury to the eye in a car crash, work accident or some other accident, removal of the eye may be the only option.

Fortunately, eye implants have improved and can help with appearance issues. But even with an implant, the injury victim will still grieve the loss of the eye and can suffer with serious emotional issues like depression and anxiety (typically associated with fear of losing the unaffected eye). Medical bills associated with the removal, an implant and long-term follow-up care can be staggering. Lost time from work, and maybe even the loss of your customary job, can cause financial hardships. And, if the injury was caused by someone's negligence, justice demands you be compensated for all of these things.

For more than 80 years, we have been dedicated to pursuing the maximum money damages for injury victims. Our hard work and dedication have earned the praise of our clients and the following accolades:

• Our firm has been named as one of the country's best firms by U.S. News and World Report;
• John Day has been ranked by Best Lawyers as one of the best lawyers in the country for the past 19 years;
• Best Lawyers has recognized John Day in the fields of Personal Injury Litigation, Medical Malpractice and Products Liability Litigation;
• Business Tennessee has named John Day as one of the State's best attorneys;
• Our lawyers have won Super Lawyers awards;
• Our lawyers have earned Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent ratings;
• The Nashville Post named John Day one of Nashville's Top 101 lawyers for 2011.

If you or someone you love has lost their eye due to someone's negligence, we will put our experience and reputation to work for you. While you focus on recovering from your injury, we will aggressively pursue the at-fault party and protect your rights.

We handle all eye injury cases on a contingency basis which means we do not get paid unless we get a settlement or verdict for you. And unlike a lot of lawyers, we advance all case expenses so you do not pay anything out of your pocket to pursue your eye injury case. For more details regarding our fees and how we handle case expenses, click here.

If you would like to discuss a potential eye injury claim, please contact us online or call us at 615-742-4880 or 866.812.8787 for a free, no-obligation consultation.  The law only allows you a limited time to pursue compensation for your eye injury.  So contact us today.