Five Questions for Carbon Monoxide Lawyer

Answers a Carbon Monoxide Lawyer Should Know

Here are five questions a carbon monoxide lawyer should be comfortable answering to a survivor of a carbon monoxide event before promising to get the best recovery for a new client.

By Attorney Gordon Johnson

How do you know if a lawyer is a carbon monoxide lawyer?

Ask the lawyer these five simple questions:

1. What does COHb stand for?
2. What does the term DNS stand for?
3. At what level of COHb is there a significant risk of delayed brain damage?
4. What is the most money you have recovered for anyone person with carbon monoxide poisoning?
5. How many people have you and/or your firm represented with carbon monoxide poisoning that recovered more than $1 million?

A carbon monoxide lawyer should be conversant with all of the topics outlined in this post. If not, they probably have far less experience than they want you to believe.

If the lawyer (or the website you are looking at) can’t answer these questions to your satisfaction, call us at 800-992-9447. Not only will you like our answers to all of these questions, you will be shocked at how different talking to Jayne is versus other firms AI chatbot. For a list of our results in Carbon monoxide lawsuits, click here.  And yes, a lawsuit will be required to get the best outcome for you after a carbon monoxide case.

CARBON MONOXIDE ANSWERS

1. COHb. COHb means carboxyhemoglobin, which is the medical term for the concentration of carbon monoxide in the blood of someone who survived a carbon monoxide poisoning event.
2. DNS. DNS stands for Delayed Neurological Sequelae, the term that is used to describe the persistence of CO symptoms after the survivor is discharged from the hospital.
3. Risk Factor for Bad Outcome. Peer reviewed studies have established that a 10% COHb level equates to a 40% chance of a bad outcome (DNS) after carbon monoxide poisoning.
4. Largest CO Recovery. Lawyers like to make claims about how much they have recovered. If you can’t find the CO recoveries on their web page, while you do find other settlements, then they likely don’t have seven figure CO results.
5. Number of Clients with Seven Figure Carbon Monoxide Recoveries. The Carbon Monoxide Group has now represented more than 30 individuals who have recovered more than $1 million.