Pain and suffering damages are difficult to calculate because pain is relative and hidden. You can’t see pain or gauge how much pain someone is feeling. Auto accident victims can also exaggerate their claims since they also know the difficulties of determining pain and damages. That is why the government has come up with several methods of determining pain and suffering damages for injury victims. One of these is the multiplier method.…
Being injured at work can be an experience that may leave a worker with major medical expenses and lost wages. Workers’ compensation coverage is available to help alleviate some of these risks, but individuals that are misinformed about these coverages can be unable to effectively use them when the time to file a claim arrives. The following can help clear up some myths that people believe about workers’ compensation.
Myth: Worker’s Compensation Will Only Cover Medical Expenses…
Auto accidents can be some of the worst things to ever happen to you. When your own car accident deprives you of a limb or one or more of your five senses, you might have a much bigger case for a lawsuit than you realize. Here is how this may apply to your case.
What You Lost Affects Your Job
In general, you might be able to sue for pain and suffering if you lost a limb in a car accident, but typically you cannot sue for the “…
