Three million people are injured with more than 50% of the injuries having permanent repercussions. Insurance companies are aware of these trends, too. In order to reduce the amount of money paid out in claims each year, insurers employ their own experts in order to question the extent of a claimant’s injuries and the causes of an accident. That’s why establishing a balance of power in the courtroom is essential in auto accident cases.

Physical Claims

• Bodily injury

• Permanent Disability

• Disfigurement

• Pain and suffering

Mental and Emotional Claims

• Mental anguish

• Loss of enjoyment in life

• Loss of consortium

• Loss of companionship

Financial Claims

• Medical expenses

• Lost wages and lost earning capacity

• Household services

• Future medical expenses

If you’re considering filing a personal injury claim over a car accident, slip and fall, or any other kind of injury, you may be wondering “What is my case really worth?” The answer comes down to “damages” — figuring out what your injuries have cost you monetarily, physically, and mentally (and, in some cases, whether the defendant’s conduct should be punished). Please fill out the qualification form above to get started!